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Resource-based authorisation in ASP.NET Core

In this next post on authorisation in ASP.NET Core, we look at how you can secure resources based on properties of that resource itself.…

October 25, 2016 in ASP.NET Core Auth Security
Modifying the UI based on user authorisation in ASP.NET Core

In this post I show how to modify the UI you present based on the authorisation level of the current user, to hide links the user is not allowed to access.…

October 18, 2016 in ASP.NET Core Security Auth Front End
Custom authorisation policies and requirements in ASP.NET Core

In this post on authorisation in ASP.NET Core, we look at creating policies with multiple requirements, custom requirements and applying a global policy.…

October 11, 2016 in ASP.NET Core Auth Security
Introduction to Authorisation in ASP.NET Core

In this post we'll learn about authorisation in ASP.NET Core, explaining the principles behind it, how it is implemented, and how to apply simple policies.…

October 04, 2016 in ASP.NET Core Security Auth
Injecting services into ValidationAttributes in ASP.NET Core

This post describes how to use dependency injection with ValidationAttributes in ASP.NET Core, and the process I took in trying to figure out how!…

September 29, 2016 in ASP.NET Core Dependency Injection
Localising the DisplayAttribute and avoiding magic strings in ASP.NET Core

In this post, we cover some of the problems you may find when localising your application such as localising the DisplayAttribute and broken magic strings.…

September 27, 2016 in ASP.NET Core Localisation

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