A guided tour of ASP.NET core security
summary
ASP.NET Core presents a new, extensible security model: a pluggable cookie middleware that extracts and restores identities, a policy-driven authorization system with policy requirement handlers that let code load resources and enforce complex rules, built-in Razor HTML escaping to prevent XSS, an anti-forgery token flow for CSRF, Data Protection APIs that encrypt and sign cookies and form fields, and the option to embed IdentityServer4 to issue bearer tokens for REST APIs. Concrete configuration and middleware wiring determine whether these protections actually work.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00A Guided Tour of Malmo
- 2:00Owasp top 10 2013
- 3:14Injection
- 5:39Authentication and Session Management
- 9:322. The Default Template
- 10:53IdentityServer4
- 12:38Cross Site Scripting (XSS)
- 14:28Insecure Direct Object References
- 17:32Requirement
- 20:29Resource Based Authorization
- 24:16Security Misconfiguration
- 25:37Sensitive Data Exposure
- 29:56Missing Function Level Access Control
- 33:14Using Components with known Vulnerabilities
- 35:21Invalid Redirects and Forwards
- 37:55ASP.NET Core Security Summary
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