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ASP.NET is a Web application framework developed and marketed by Microsoft to allow programmers to build dynamic Web sites, Web applications and Web services.
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What is the best way to track the authenticated user on the server side? [closed]
The server side is ASP.NET with a REST API. At present there is a single server but we plan to scale out with a server each in the US, UK, and AUS (on Azure). …
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Using claims to handle programmatic logic determining what is displayed
And to implement this, I have the ASP.NET Core Identity incorporated into my system with Identification(login) working. So I would use the claims part of this - correct? …
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Does encrypting a setting in web.config actually provide security?
Does encrypting a value in the web.config file actually provide any real protection? It seems to me that any web app can read that setting. Yes that's more work than just reading the web.config file, …
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Will these actions better secure my web app
It uses the ASP.NET Core Identity library for authentication & authorization. And I'm about to enable 2FA in the identity library and require it for admin users. …
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