An image with a digital head, locks, and keys. This shows identity intertwined with security.

Why This Course?

Identity is an overwhelming topic. It can feel like it's easy to go wrong and hard to get correct. In this course, we build upon the foundation set by Identity Essentials.

.NET Identity has a lot to offer, and we'll touch on the types of authentication that it has to offer.

We will get in-depth at looking at the Individual Accounts authentication and how it applies to ASP.NET Razor Web Apps and ASP.NET Blazor applications.

Let's Demystify Identity in ASP.NET!

In this video, Sadukie talks about why you should consider this course for learning how to work with .NET Identity in ASP.NET applications.

Curriculum

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Related Courses


If you are new to identity, the Identity Essentials course is recommended. It covers the basic components of identity as well as some of the common flows.

Note: Identity Essentials does not contain any coding samples. Its focus is purely on setting the foundation for identity conversations.

Identity Essentials

In this course on the fundamentals of identity, we'll explore the essential concepts and technologies that form the backbone of modern authentication and authorization systems. You'll learn about the differences between SAML and JWT, the roles of OAuth and OAuth 2.0, and the mechanisms behind Single Sign-On (SSO) and Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA). We'll also cover the significance of Proof Key for Code Exchange (PKCE) and OpenID Connect (OIDC), and we'll clarify the distinction between tokens and credentials. Throughout the course, we'll demystify key terminology to ensure you have a solid understanding of how identity works in today's digital landscape.

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