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Learn how to implement OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect in ASP.NET Core. Secure applications with authentication, authorization, tokens, and Single Sign-On.
OAuth 2.0 secures APIs by using tokens instead of passwords, granting limited access to user data. Learn how it works, its components, and benefits for apps.
Web3 tokenization is revolutionizing access, transforming intangible perks into tradable assets. Explore how projects like Sharp Economy are pioneering Learn2Earn and Spend2Grow models, empowering users to own and monetize their engagement, learning, and professional growth.
Single Sign-On (SSO) with Gmail allows users to access third-party sites using their Google credentials. Implemented via OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect, it simplifies the login process, enhances security, and improves user experience.
Implement secure token-based authentication in Web API 2 using Owin and Identity framework. Generate JWT tokens for user authentication, manage access and refresh tokens, and enforce authorization policies with ease, ensuring robust security for your API endpoints.
In this article, you will learn about the workflow Of OAuth 2.0 Authorization Grant Types and define the workflow for obtaining access tokens, crucial for securing API access.
The second step in adding token-based authentication to ASP.NET Core Identity is to introduce the Identity API endpoints. Basically, this is an API version of the actions that you can perform with ASP.NET Core Identity through the classic web UI. Once you enable the Identity API endpoints, you will get endpoints like /register, /login, /forgotPassword, confirmEmail, etc.
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