Lecture #11 - Authentication and Authorization

Content

1. Syllabus describes topics to be covered, reading material for you to digest before coming to class, and due dates for the assigned projects.
2. Projects:

   Final Project #1, Final Project #2, Final Project #3
   You will do one of these - the choice of which is yours to make - and present on the last day of classes.

   Additional Requirements

   You are expressly requested to refrain from using site editors like Wix, web.com, or other web designers. You may use any of the facilities of Visual Studio or any other text editor of your choice. This same rule applies to your lab submissions as well. For your Final Project demos you will be required to use only page links for navigation. You may host and demonstrate your labs in the built-in Visual Studio web server.

   All projects must use:

   • Asp.net core MVC - main site
   • Asp.net Web API - web service
   • Web API Client
   • SQL db storage
   • At least one static page that uses new features of HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript6.

3. Vaibhav Kumar's Resources

   Lecture:
   Roles and Authentication, pptx
   Roles and Authentication code demo Lab:
   Authentication and Authorization, pptx
   Roles and Authentication Details code demo

4. Tutorials:

   Custom user roles
   Policy-based authorization
   Role-based Authorization - C# Corner
   Asp.Net Core Identity
   User data protected by authorization
   

5. Videos:

   Implementing Authentication and Authorization with Asp.Net Core 2

6. References:

   Role-based authorization - MSDN
   Create roles and assign to users - StackOverflow
   Securing Asp.Net Core 2.0 Apps with Jason Web Tokens (JWTs)
   

7. Lab #11

   - Add Authentication and Authoriation to your Lab #10 app.