ASP.NET Core Web API + Entity Framework Core : Basic Authentication Explained - EP07

Thanks a lot for great session and whole series❤

Just a thought: it may be less confusing if you refer to Base64 as an encoder rather than an encryptor.

Do you have an example of what the controller will pass back to the UI layer if it fails? Does it pass back an ActionResult or AuthenticateResult???

Outstanding, thanks!

thank you so much for ur video

Thank you for this, waiting to watch the series how to consume different APIs with simple to complex authentications! cheers!

How to save this login info of claim or ticket to keep user sign in like cookie

thanks for your explanation

Can you show role based authentication?

Some videos are missing in this tutorial

how will authenticate with identity framework and if the password is a hashed one ?

Greatjob bro; keeeeeeeeeeeeep going

Thank you so much for the time you put into this. It was clear, concise and straight to the point!

How did you change AuthenticationHeaderValue to be like a hyper link you said its verb or vague something?

Thank you very much .. but I can't find BasicAuthenticationHandler.cs in the project

Wonderfull, i have a questions, how do i consume this API for login?

Very nice video!

Very nice and informative video! Especially that I feel kinda lost surrounded by JWTs, Auth0s, etc.
I have a question tho: If I want to login to get the token, would it be sufficient to just send credentials (email, password), check if user exists and then combine those into a base64 string and return it in the response?

"all that good stuff" ... '-.-

Beautifully explained. Worked seamlessly. Adding to what you explained, in postman, can use Authorization tab's Basic Auth Type to pass the credentials as well. It automatically converts to Base64 format.. Thanks CuriousDrive!

Thanks for this helpful tutorials , great series brother. keep going

Dude Thank you very much.. you deserve a lot of credit ! My API demo will be coming this week and the security part was the one thing i had trouble with Thank you again !

What are these about?
var claims = new []{new Claim.....>
var identity = .....
var principal =.....
var ticket = ....

Lovely thanks, Subscribed!

base64 is not encryption

Fantastic, I learned A LOT. Thanks. Please some reference to see how to do the front end to use this implementation?

Hi, I have a problem with this part. Api works but does not show any record in Postman. After Finishing Authentication process, shouldn't it call the GetUsers function? In my code, It stops after finishing AuthenticationHandler ,And doesn't run the GetUser function, is it ok? thank you

Very useful. Thank you!

i newbie.. thanks for sharing

Thanks a ton brother for this beautiful series. I will wait for more such series from you. Very nice explanation from basics. Thank you brother once again for your efforts.

Best video on the subject, keep them coming.

pls share you code, thanks!!!

Thanks so much!!

it similar to JWT right ?

thanks for the video. wished you had shared the code.

Hi, this is a good explanation. I had a requirement to send Basic Auth token into request headers like this { Basic ZGVtbzpwSHAQDU1dzByZA } instead of { Basic ZGVtbzpwQDU1dzByZA }. If you notice there's SHA appended, this is like (username:SHApassword), we are using SHA256encryption and expecting SHA in the header. Is that possible to do?. Thanks in advance.

Thanks for the tutorails. It really helps to see not outdated tutorails.

Hello, I have a question. You usually don't put [Authorize] attribute over the UsersController right? cuz then somebody who acceses a website for the first time would not be able to register right? Correct me if I'm wrong (or anyone who sees this question). Thanks! Again, very great material!

so are you retrieving a password from db in plain text? Not sure its a good idea

Excellent video
How do i use token base auth2 which stores token and refresh token in database table with client id.

VERY GOOD, THANKS.

Excellent as always with best regards
Thank you very much Fahad.

Thank for this. Loving you videos

Thank you for sharing useful information