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Supporting multiple authentication schemes in asp.net core webapi
Using more than one authentication schemes in webapi projects
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Is is not so often than you have to use more than one authentication schemes in your project, but there are some corner cases when you have to do so. One of it is a scenario where you are supporting some weaker authentication schema like basic http authentication where credentials are supplied pretty much on every request. This kind of loosen security schema is to some limited extend suitable for internal APIs meaning that no other than users or most likely application within your organization network will access...read more
Basic authentication with Swagger and ASP.NET Core
Setting up basic authentication in ASP.NET Core Web API projects
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Basic authentication is not so popular authentication method nowadays. There is a valid reason for that and that is mainly the way credentials are used to authenticate to access the resources...read more
Custom SignalR hub authorization in ASP.NET Core
ASP.NET Core SignalR hub authorization
 
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SignalR is number one choice for real-time communication between server and client. It implements several transports for communication between server and client...read more
Why you should not use Authorize attributes to protect your API endpoints
Protecting ASP.NET Core WebAPI without using Authorize attribute
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Authentication is an essential component of pretty much any REST API. Most of the resources you expose through REST API services, unless they are protected inside intranet, need to be protected by some kind of authentication. This is pretty much clear and it is easy achieved by just simply decorating your controller actions or even whole controllers with Authorize or AllowAnonymous attributes. ...read more
Get most visited pages of your website from Google Analytics using C#
List most visited website pages from Google analytics in your .NET application code
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If you have a website like this one with articles and you would like to suggest most visited articles to your visitors, there are few ways to do this. One of them is definitely a custom solution that can track and store count of every visit per page you have, or without any re-inventing of wheel you can just hook to Google Analytics API to pull the data...read more
Simple implementation of ASP.NET Web API Basic authentication security
Securing Web API with simple basic authentication and consuming it from the client code
 
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Authentication in web services is a bit more different than with web pages because of one simple reason. There is no UI for entering credentials to authenticate to consume service...read more
Google Service Account authentication in .NET
Authenticate app with service account for working with Google services
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In case you are a .NET developer and you are using Google Cloud platform, eventually your apps or services will have to interact with Google Cloud (GCE) services. Good thing is that complete GCE is exposed through REST API. Whole authentication is done through OAuth 2.0, but the authentication of website applications and your services which might be running in background on your server is not the same...read more

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