Angular 11 Security Using .NET 5 and JSON Web Tokens

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Paul D. Sheriff

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01. Course Overview

01. Course Overview.mp4

01:37

02. Review and Install Sample Application

02. Course Introduction and Prerequisites.mp4

01:25

03. Security Architecture and Required Tools.mp4

02:40

04. A Look at the Application to Secure.mp4

05:11

03. Authenticating a User

05. Create Security Objects.mp4

01:39

06. Create User Authorization Base Classes.mp4

03:06

07. Create Application-specific Base Classes.mp4

02:42

08. Build a Security Service.mp4

03:56

09. Create the Login Page.mp4

01:45

10. Call the Security Service from the Login Page.mp4

02:07

11. Add Login Menu and Login Route.mp4

03:09

04. Secure UI Elements and Guard Routes

12. Securing Menus.mp4

05:50

13. Securing Routes Using a Route Guard.mp4

05:33

14. Solving the Direct URL Access Issue.mp4

03:30

15. Redirect to Login Page if Not Authorized.mp4

03:05

16. Redirect Back to Requested Page After Login.mp4

03:21

05. Call Web API to Authenticate and Authorize

17. Understanding the Security Tables.mp4

02:54

18. Create Entity Framework Classes.mp4

02:02

19. Create User and Auth Security Classes.mp4

02:21

20. Build the Security Manager Class.mp4

04:14

21. Build the Security Controller.mp4

02:08

22. Modify the Angular Security Service to Call the Web API.mp4

03:17

23. Calling the Web API from Angular.mp4

05:08

06. Use JSON Web Tokens to Secure Web API Methods

24. Secure the Web API and Show Error.mp4

03:13

25. Adding JWT Packages to Your Web API Project.mp4

02:05

26. Store JWT Settings and Retrieve Settings.mp4

02:32

27. Set up JWT as the Authentication Method.mp4

02:35

28. Set up the SecurityController and SecurityManager for JWT.mp4

01:24

29. Create Token and Send Token to Angular.mp4

04:49

30. Modifying the 401 Error Message.mp4

02:38

07. Working with Bearer Tokens in Angular

31. Pass Bearer Token Back to the Server.mp4

03:01

32. Add a Security Policy to Web API Method.mp4

03:32

33. Create an HTTP Interceptor.mp4

04:47

34. Take a Look at the HTTP Headers Using Fiddler.mp4

01:05

08. Using Claims-based Authorization

35. Modify Your Angular Classes for Arrays of Claims.mp4

05:54

36. Modify the Server-side Classes for Arrays of Claims.mp4

01:58

37. Setting up for Securing Menu Items.mp4

03:14

38. Secure Menu Items Using Observer Pattern.mp4

05:39

39. Create hasClaim Structural Directive.mp4

04:08

40. Handling Multiple Claims on an HTML Element.mp4

04:56

Description

This course will teach you how to add security to your Angular applications using JSON Web Tokens, claims, and a .NET 5 Web API.

What You'll Learn?

It can be hard to find good information about creating a security system for your Angular applications. In this course, Angular 11 Security Using .NET 5 and JSON Web Tokens, you’ll learn to create an authentication and authorization system in Angular. First, you’ll explore how to secure UI elements on the client-side. Next, you’ll discover how to secure your Web APIs using JSON Web Tokens. Finally, you’ll learn how to build a claims-based system for your Angular applications. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of Angular and JSON Web Tokens needed to secure your own Angular and Web API applications.

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Paul has over thirty years of experience architecting information systems and his expertise is in much demand from Fortune 500 companies. Paul is a Pluralsight author, has published 400+ articles, and authored over 14 books on topics ranging from JavaScript, Angular, C#, SQL Server and many .NET technologies. Paul is a frequent speaker at conferences and user groups.

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