API Security with ASP.NET Core 5.0 and Azure AD for Dummies This blog is part of a complete blog series. Part 1: Authentication vs authorization Part 2: The different actors Part 3: Authentication with Azure AD Part 4: Authorization with Access Control List Part 5:...
API Security with ASP.NET Core 5.0 and Azure AD for Dummies This blog is part of a complete blog series. Part 1: Authentication vs authorization Part 2: The different actors Part 3: Authentication with Azure AD (this blog) Part 4: Authorization with Access Control...
API Security with ASP.NET Core 5.0 and Azure AD for Dummies This blog is part of a complete blog series. Part 1: Authentication vs authorization Part 2: The different actors (this blog) Part 3: Authentication with Azure AD Part 4: Authorization with Access Control...
API Security with ASP.NET Core 5.0 and Azure AD for Dummies This blog is part of a complete blog series. Part 1: Authentication vs authorization (this blog) Part 2: The different actors Part 3: Authentication with Azure AD Part 4: Authorization with Access Control...
The weakest link in security is the human element. This statement gets regularly confirmed, when we are setting up OAuth2 or Open ID Connect at a customer. This blog explains the security issue and how you can overcome it with some very little effort. The problem In...
Each Azure integration project needs Azure Service Bus to perform real decoupling between applications. When interacting with the Service Bus, to write and read messages, you need to have special attention to the reliability. Loosing a message can potentially have a...
When connecting with legacy systems, Basic Authentication is often the only supported security scheme that is available. Azure API Management has an out-of-the-box policy that implements Basic Authentication between API Management and the backend API (backdoor). ...