Dealing with Credentials When Securing an ASP.NET Core 3 Application

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Kevin Dockx

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01. Course Overview

01. Course Overview.mp4

01:26

02. Comparing Different Credential Provider Options

01. Coming Up.mp4

01:08

02. Course Prerequisites.mp4

00:35

03. Tooling.mp4

01:05

04. How Credentials Fit in OpenID Connect.mp4

04:05

05. Means of Authentication and Approaches.mp4

03:35

06. Demo - Introducing the Demo Application.mp4

04:57

07. Summary.mp4

01:26

03. Using a Database for Storing Users

01. Coming Up.mp4

00:28

02. Designing a User Database Schema.mp4

03:52

03. Demo - Designing a User Database Schema.mp4

06:23

04. Demo - Creating a User Database Schema.mp4

03:38

05. Interacting with IdentityServer.mp4

01:43

06. Demo - Inspecting UI Interaction with IdentityServer.mp4

06:55

07. Demo - Inspecting the User Service.mp4

01:48

08. Demo - Integrating IdentityServer with a Custom User Database.mp4

04:01

09. Building Your Identity with a Profile Service.mp4

01:29

10. Demo - Building Your Identity with a Profile Service.mp4

03:50

11. Summary.mp4

02:06

04. Best Practices for User Management

01. Coming Up.mp4

00:47

02. User Identity, Application Users, and Application User Profiles.mp4

04:44

03. OIDC Flow with Application User Profile Call.mp4

01:16

04. Demo - User Identity, Application Users, and Application User Profiles (Client).mp4

08:38

05. Demo - User Identity, Application Users, and Application User Profiles (API).mp4

03:22

06. Implementing User Registration.mp4

01:04

07. Demo - Implementing User Registration.mp4

07:50

08. Application User Profile Initialization Strategies.mp4

01:30

09. Demo - Initializing an Application User Profile.mp4

01:41

10. Safely Storing Passwords.mp4

07:24

11. Demo - Safely Storing Passwords.mp4

05:27

12. Activating an Account.mp4

01:35

13. Demo - Activating an Account.mp4

06:39

14. Resetting Passwords.mp4

01:20

15. Demo - Sending a Password Reset Request.mp4

04:21

16. Demo - Handling a Password Reset Request.mp4

05:02

17. Additional User Management Related Best Practices.mp4

02:32

18. Password Policy Best Practices.mp4

01:52

19. Summary.mp4

01:06

05. Integrating with Active Directory

01. Coming Up.mp4

00:40

02. Use Cases for Windows Authentication.mp4

00:55

03. Windows Authentication Beneath the Covers.mp4

02:39

04. Demo - Enabling Windows Authentication on IIS Express.mp4

02:00

05. Demo - Integrating Windows Authentication with IdentityServer.mp4

08:32

06. Summary.mp4

00:49

06. Integrating with External Identity Providers

01. Coming Up.mp4

01:02

02. Federation with Third-party Identity Providers.mp4

03:22

03. Demo - Inspecting Support for External Identity Providers.mp4

04:05

04. Demo - Registering an Application on Facebook.mp4

02:17

05. Demo - Integrating Facebook Authentication.mp4

06:21

06. Claims Transformation.mp4

01:14

07. Challenges When Integrating with Third-party Identity Providers.mp4

02:37

08. Integrating with Additional Third-party Identity Providers.mp4

01:26

09. Summary.mp4

01:24

07. User Provisioning, Federation, and Federated Identity

01. Coming Up.mp4

00:43

02. Integrating Local Users with External Users.mp4

01:18

03. Federated Authentication and Federated Identity.mp4

03:38

04. Demo - Enhancing the Database Schema for Federated Identity.mp4

02:16

05. Demo - Provisioning a New User With a Federated Identity.mp4

07:59

06. Demo - Transforming Claims.mp4

03:32

07. Demo - Asking for Additional Information on User Provisioning.mp4

08:51

08. Demo - Linking a Provider to an Existing User.mp4

05:50

09. Additional Federated Identity Use Cases.mp4

01:24

10. Summary.mp4

01:31

08. Supporting Multi-factor Authentication

01. Coming Up.mp4

00:40

02. Introducing Multi-factor Authentication.mp4

02:19

03. Supporting MFA with a One-time Password (Through Email).mp4

02:22

04. Demo - Supporting MFA with a One-time Password (Through Email).mp4

08:02

05. (Dis)advantages of MFA with a One-time Password Through Email.mp4

01:26

06. Supporting MFA with an Authenticator Application.mp4

04:31

07. Demo - Supporting MFA with an Authenticator Application (Enhancing the Database Schema).mp4

01:31

08. Demo - Supporting MFA with an Authenticator Application (Registration).mp4

08:41

09. Demo - Supporting MFA with an Authenticator Application (Authentication).mp4

02:16

10. Additional Use Cases.mp4

01:44

11. Summary.mp4

01:20

Description

In this course you'll learn best practices regarding user and password management, integrating with third-party providers like Facebook, setting up federation and implementing multi-factor authentication.

What You'll Learn?

Implementing multi-factor authentication is critical for user management. In this course, Dealing with Credentials When Securing an ASP.NET Core 3 Application, you will gain the ability to integrate with third-party providers. First, you'll explore best practices in regards to dealing with users and credentials. Next, you'll learn how to integrate IdentityServer with a custom user database. Finally, you'll learn about user management and integrating with social providers like Facebook. When you're finished with this course, you'll have the skills and knowledge of MFA needed to safely deal with credentials and users.

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Kevin Dockx is a freelance solution architect, author & consultant, living in Antwerp (Belgium). He's mainly focused on solution/application architectures & security for web-based (API) applications built with .NET, but he also keeps an eye out for new developments concerning other products from the .NET stack. He's a Microsoft MVP and board member of the RD MS Community. He's also a regular speaker at various (inter)national conferences & user group events, and works on various open source projects, like Microsoft.AspNet.JsonPatch & Marvin.Cache.Headers. Kevin likes to travel to places he hasn't seen before, and enjoys a good glass of wine in the company of a few good friends.

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