Authentication and Authorization in .NET: JWT and Identity
# Authentication and Authorization in .NET
Secure APIs require clear separation between authentication (who the user is) and authorization (what the user can do). ASP.NET Core provides robust middleware and policy-based controls for both.
Authentication Options
JWT Bearer Tokens
ASP.NET Core Identity
OAuth2 / OpenID Connect
Authorization Strategy
Security Best Practices
Conclusion
Effective .NET security architecture combines standards-based authentication with explicit, policy-driven authorization and strong operational hygiene.
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