ASP.NET MVC 5 Identity: Authentication and Authorization

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Created by: Ervis Trupja

Produced in 2018

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Authentication and authorization are core features of many modern apps. So why reinvent the wheel, forcing your users to create yet another login? Leveraging credentials from trusted platforms like Facebook and Google, you can save yourself precious development time and improve the user experience. This course shows how to authenticate and authorize users of your ASP.NET MVC 5 applications using .NET methods as well as third-party frameworks. Instructor Ervis Trupja discusses the options for identity management in ASP.NET MVC 5, showing how to implement third-party authentication in your app with Facebook, Twitter, Google, Microsoft, and GitHub. He shows how to set up email confirmation and two-step authentication and control levels of authorization for users. Finally, he discusses how to secure ASP.NET apps against the seven most common vulnerabilities.

Intermediate Level

Time: 1h 30m

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Ervis Trupja

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Ervis Trupja is a full-stack .NET web developer with a mathematical background and teaching experience.

He started his career as mathematics teacher where he came to realize power of effective teaching. After one year of teaching professionally, he decided to challenge himself in the ever evolving and changing tech industry. He never stopped learning new programming skills and languages. Early on, he started creating web apps just for fun. This passion has since lead to his decision to work full time in the tech field. The success and fun he has in this field keeps that passion alive today. His educational background includes a master of science in math and computer science. His passion for foreign languages has driven him to learn and fluently communicate in five languages: Albanian, English, Turkish, Italian, and German. Creating courses is the best way to combine my hunger for knowledge about new technologies and passion to teach.