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this is part 20 of asp.net Web API tutorial in this video and in a few upcoming videos weamp;#39;ll discuss step-by-step how to implement -based authentication in asp.net web api using owen middleware and identity framework of n stands for open web interface for dotnet will discuss more about even middleware in a later video so here is what we want to do we are going to make use of this employeeamp;#39;s table on the left in this demo we want to retrieve data from this table and display it on a web page only for authenticated users as you can see right here in addition we also want to provide a registration page using which new users can register with our side once registered they can use those registered credentials to login to our site and see the employees data our registration page should look like this we need three pieces of information from a new user to register with our site we need their email address password and confirm password now letamp;#39;s try to register using thi

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5 Types of Authorization Models Role-based access control. Attribute-based access control. Relationship-based access control. Mandatory access control. Discretionary access control. Security requirement. User experience. Complexity.
Basic authentication works as follows: If a request requires authentication, the server returns 401 (Unauthorized). The response includes a -Authenticate header, indicating the server supports Basic authentication. The client sends another request, with the client credentials in the Authorization header.
Understanding Authorization in C# It ensures that users only have access to the resources they are authorized to use. C# offers various techniques for implementing authorization, including role-based authorization, attribute-based authorization, and policy-based authorization.
Briefly, forms authentication in ASP.NET works like this: The client requests a resource that requires authentication. If the user is not authenticated, the server returns HTTP 302 (Found) and redirects to a login page. The user enters credentials and submits the form.
It ensures that users only have access to the resources they are authorized to use. C# offers various techniques for implementing authorization, including role-based authorization, attribute-based authorization, and policy-based authorization.
Authentication Middleware (UseAuthentication) attempts to authenticate the user before theyre allowed access to secure resources. Authorization Middleware (UseAuthorization) authorizes a user to access secure resources.
Types of authorization include discretionary access control (DAC), mandatory access control (MAC), role-based access control (RBAC), and attribute-based access control (ABAC). In this article, well cover the differences and the techniques that are being used to implement them.
This blog starts with authentication and authorization concepts and after that explains the three default important ways and three custom authentication ways for doing authentication and authorization i.e. windows, forms ,passport, multipass, JWT and SAML authentication.

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