What you'll learn
Implementing Sign Up and Login using Cookie-Based Authentication
Implementing Authorization using Claims in ASP .NET Core
Implementing Tw-Factor Authentication with Microsoft Authenticator Application
Adding Facebook Login to Your ASP .NET Core Websites
Adding Google Login to Your ASP .NET Core Websites
Protect your web application against Cross-Site Scripting Attack (XSS)
Protect your web application against Cross-Site Request Forgery Attacks
Protect your web application against SQL Injections
Define Cross Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) policies
Protect your web application against Open Redirect Attacks

Requirements
Beginner Level C# Programming
Beginner Level ASP .NET MVC

Description
Learn important skills for the new claim-based identity system for ASP.NET Core. Enhance your application's security and enable effective protection against malicious attacks.

ASP.NET Core now includes the new claim-based identity, which replaces the legacy membership system in ASP.NET. It is essential that software engineers learn these relevant skills and apply them when developing or updating security for their applications.

Claim-based authentication and authorisation protects your .NET core applications through different user stores such as databases, Microsoft Active Directory and Open-Auth, including Facebook or Google.

In this interactive course, we will cover the following topics:

A hands-on project to learn and practice:

Cookie-based authentication

Token based authentication

Two-Factor authentication (with Microsoft Authenticator)

Login with Google and Facebook

Common security attacks and vulnerabilities, including Cross Site Scripting Attack (XSS) and Cross Site Request Forgery Attack

How to protect your application against malicious attacks

Other key topics

No prerequisite knowledge is required to complete this course, but a positive attitude and a willingness to learn is a must!

Who this course is for?
C# Developers
ASP .NET Developers
API Developers
Mobile Application Developers
College and University Students
Software Architects
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