Lesson 14: Securing Minimal Web APIs with JSON Web Tokens
Lesson 14: Securing Minimal Web APIs with JSON Web Tokens
A very standard method to secure your Minimal Web APIs is to use JSON Web Tokens (JWT). In this lesson you learn to add this onto your Web API project.
Content
Lesson Objectives 00:00
Security in ASP.NET 00:35
DEMO: Add and Configure Authentication and Authorization 01:52
An Explanation of JSON Web Tokens (JWT) 03:15
DEMO: Add JWT to your Web API Project 05:56
DEMO: Register JWT Authentication with ASP.NET 09:10
DEMO: Create Security Classes 12:10
DEMO: Create Security Manager Class for Authentication 14:24
DEMO: Generate JWT and Authenticate User 21:01
DEMO: Display Contents of JWT at jwt.io 23:57
DEMO: Add JWT Support in Swagger 25:03
DEMO: Secure an Endpoint Using Claims 27:48
DEMO: Handling 401 and 403 Status Codes 31:03
Lesson Summary 33:24
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