Adding JWT Authentication & Authorization in ASP.NET Core
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Hello, everybody, I'm Nick, and in this video, I will show you how to get started with JWT Authentication and Authorization in your ASP.NET Core applications and APIs.
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Just a heads up. Roles and advanced feature are intentionally left out of this video because I will do an advanced and best practices follow up video. Keep coding!
Looking forward to that one!
You should do a RBAC vs ABAC video and their uses.
I have an interesting question, can we use auth0 just for authentication then if user is authenticated when they hit our api we add our own api custom claims to the token to handle authorization?
Looking forward to that one actually!
Please do explain and show roles implementation in detail
Can't wait! :D
I think more topics about authentication and authorization in general would be great! Its necessary for nearly every project these days but there is so little good content online or and written by unknown people that you are not sure if you can trust!
There are plenty of videos out on this topic, yet your teaching style I find best.
Please continue this topic also explaining how to refresh the tokens!
Glad to see you mix it up a bit by going back to some of the basic stuff nearly every application needs. I've used JWT authentication in a few apps, but I learned a few new tricks from this, thanks Nick!
can't believe I've been your subscriber all this time until I needed this video. By far the most concise explanation I've seen about jwt implementation.
Great timing my dude! Want to implement JWT in my app atm.
Thank u for sharing this topic looking forward to more advanced options using this
Great content as usual Nick! Keep it up and yes, please show us how you would do refresh token (I already implemented it but I find your implementations always cleaner and well thought of). Thanks! PS: maybe you can show how to add multiple Identity providers (facebook + google + custom) all at the same time.
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Perfectly turned up just when I needed it.
Thank you Nick, great video as always!
It would be great also to have a video about Refresh Tokens too. Thanks
the refreshing part was always tricky for me, so Im interested in dedicated video A LOT :)
If it had been made 4 years ago, it would have saved me a lot of headaches. Now it was very refreshing and enjoyable.
Thank you for this video. It was a great help for beginning with this topic. Would like to see some deep-dive videos into this topic.
Finally full JWT tutorial. Thanks!
very helpful. would very much like to see more about this topics like refresh
Thanks for this wonderfull new video as always ;)
I really would like you to show an implementation of refreshing JWT stored in any vault you want if it is possible :D
Great video and JWT Auth explanation. Thanks for the work
Hey, Thanks for the great video, easy to follow, straight to the point. Would be nice if you could make one about refresh tokens.
Thanks for this video!
Was missing the correct issuer url in my case.
Hey Nick, thanks for this video and it would be far better if you make a video about the implementation of OAuth
Nice video! i'd love to see the video for the refresh token as well
GOGO Nick!
In postman, instead of adding header Authorization, having Bearer (space) token
U may get the same results easier going to Authorization tab (1 left from Headers), choose Type Bearer Token and just past the token in the right panel
Very nice video to teach the concepts🎉
This came just at the right moment!
Hey Nick great video as always . I would love to see your approach for JWT tokens for implementing where a user can perform update and delete operations only for posts that are created by them.
I am doing this with okta but I use a combination of middleware and filter to programmatically add the policy to the Controller/Action. I was able to inject javascript to swagger and add the header programmatically to curl so that you don't have to use the swagger authorize UI manually.
A refresh token video would be coll. And also how to use JWT with asymmetric keys
This is super helpful. Thanks!
Great video - thanks Nick. Refresh token video please :)
I needed this video 4 days ago 😅 Do one for refreshing tokens aswell
What is the code of TokenGenerationRequest class?
straight to the point. thanks!
Good video and it world be nice to have a video about refreshing
Great video!. Kindly show us how to refresh token as well. Thanks in advance
Hi Nick very nice videp, please make a video about the refresh token. I am currently implementing this on a projet!
This is an awesome video regarding claims and policies. The challenge though is to accept many claims under one policy; this works well when you have a user that falls under several claims. However, I think that the Authorization Attribute approach may be a better solution. With that said Nick, are those attributes "stackable" on a controller method?
Would be cool if you show in one of the next videos how to authenticate against Azure AD and lock down a Web-Application, so only users can use it when they are member of a specific group. :)
Thanks for the video! Will you do some auth videos about Blazor WASM in the future? What about some resource-based authorization?
If only you could give us OpenIdDict series. There is almost no content on this topic. I believe a lot of people will appreciate it :)
I was shocked at how sparse the OpenIdDict documentation was.
Guys what would you recommend where i have role per resource (entity in table) which can be created by any user but then only Owner of entity can perform delete, update etc. For now I have just database call validating if user has Owner role in the resource, but wondering if there is better approach
can we do refresh tokens too? i would like to know if some implementation i used is a good one
Source code would've been nice!
Instead of using an additional policy or attribute, i would suggest to add the custom claim "admin" as a "role" claim:
var claims = new List()
{
new Claim(...),
new Claim(...),
new Claim("role", "admin"),
new Claim("role", "..."),
Then the controller/actions can be protected by using:
[Authorize]
This should go in a handler that is associated to the policy instead of hardcoding directly in the controller
I always thought this is the best and most basic approach.
I think he did say that but just used admin like this for ease.
Great video. What about api keys? Is there a clean way to have an endpoint require jwt auth, another having api-key auth requirement, and have both for the rest? An example of this would be great! I've done same like these in the past but never found a clean way to do it. I've tried looking into making an auth handler to implement permissions and having the api key be a permission but can't seem to get it the right way
Did you find a solution for this use case?
Thank you indeed!
Hey Nick, do you recommend using blazor for frontend?
An advanced feature that I've seen a million ways that would be awesome to see you discuss would be how we can do "Enterprise Isolation". What I mean with this is that say that we have a SaaS where an "Enterprise" can have a subscription and manage their own details. For the sake of simplicity the developers want to have one shared database for all customers, which makes setup easy but it's equally dangerous because were just one missing .Where(x => x.EnterpriseId == _userEnterpriseId) from exposing other customers data. How would you setup that sort of thing? For example query filters in EF are awesome, but they don't help when patching / adding items.
I already have oauth as my default authentication scheme for this one dotnet core app, can I tack jwt on to that?
I like to see a new video about authorization & authentication topics on .net 8
Hey, how would we do that in a azure function? i'm struggling with that
I didn't get the names of where to store the keys instead of the configuration? (did you say aws secrets manager?)
What would you use to store those keys for a local project?
Thanks for the great video. I have one question. Why can't a hacker get the token from the network tab like any developer, but in the production environment? I know it is not possible and it would have been a disaster but why? Thanks again.
NIck a great video!! can you show the authorization using permission based please?
How to manage the token in JavaScript? How to make external complements use the token and be resistant to refresh. Thanks
Hello! Thanks for sharing this video! Would you also be willing to share the Github repo for this examples as well?
What is the difference between Claim and Signature? what does each one reference?
How about making a video about OpenIddict about OAuth and OpenIDConnect?
@Nick could you do a video on a hybrid approach? Oidc like Okta/Auth0 for authentication (AUTHN) and local claims for Authorization (AUTHZ)
It's posible to have both identity validation for login UI and JWT authorization?
I was trying this last weekend, and couldn't make them work at the same time.
Love your content 🤙🏻
Nice basic video. Would love to see refresh token video.
As what did you declare the CustomClaim in your TokenGenerationRequest ?
Can you make a video about refresh tokens? It would be great ❤
What about asymmetric encryption. What is the best practice for api projects.
hands down the best explanation online. ty sir!
Hey Nick,
Is there a specific reason why you use a custom claim and policy for your admin users instead of simple role based authorization? Or was this just done for the sake of showing off the custom policies?
It’s for the sake of showing off custom policies. I’m trying to have a basic barebones video so I can later do an advanced one that will show those
No word on [Authorize(Roles = "Role1,Role2")] or User.IsInRole? ... which maps to the (default) role claim in the JWT
you could mention about Roles, for example Authorize(Roles = „admin”)
Thats the old way, now you better add the role as a claim to your policy, that way its mutch better to manage when your application grows or if some authorization stuff changes you just need to do it in one place
Hello! Love the video, I am introducing myself with it, I have some doubts about the project of Identy.API
Someone has the code source or can explain how implement it?
Would be good to see how auth and Blazor WebAssemble play together :-)
I have the same interest, couldn't make it work
Is the sample source code available on GitHub?
We want to see a video about refreshing tokens!
Can you make a video with Blazor WASM with Cognito Authentication thats uses groups to profiling the app content? Thank you!
Nice channel ❤
this is very confusing
So authentication/authorization works on the api via an Identity provider. Fine, I'm okay with that. What I don't understand is how is my client application, say a razor pages app, supposed to work with this? I send a username and password to my API to login, the API returns the token and we're all great. What do I do with it then? I can embed it in an HttpOnly secure cookie, but that isn't enough to authorize the user to perform actions on the razor pages app, right? So how do I configure my app to use the token from the API to infer authorization status of a user?
i would have done by having the initial service implement the handler too and this way to can add this new pattern into the existing code until you need a real reason why it has to be it's own set of handler classes .. this way you can introduce this pattern into an existing code without having to through the code you already had.
When do you really create and manage this yourself compared to using oidc providers like IDS or Auth0?
Everyone Nick has worked with, ever
Great content. How to solve the case when the endpoint is accessed by the admin or the owner of the resource (move), e.g. downloaded from the DB?
Associate a handler to the policy that checks the role in the claim with your determined list of allowed roles for the resource. You can also look up resource based auth.
@@jfpinero what if we also have roles tied to a resource. In example for application user has "User" role but in the resource it is Owner or Participant, where only Owner can perform Update, Delete actions ? Claims seem to be too much complicated to keep relationship between user roles and resources. For now i just make a call to a database to check if user X has role Owner in entity A
I have a problem in my API when not sending the token, instead of 401 i'm getting 500. does anyone knows why that happens?
It looks like a lot boiler plate code. There are not standard components for this?
Did you ever use OpenIddict ?
I want to see the consumer part. I mean, let's say I create a blazor/razor/react/angular/etc frontend, and now I want to use this api, ie, login, access protected endpoints, etc.
Please add video to security refresh tokens
@nickchapsas first of all thank you for sharing such good stuff always ... I am dying to see your video for refresh tokens have you made it if yes please give me link
you can actually set auth bearer token in authorization tab in postman. just saying
One of the previous projects' lead insisted on storing user data inside the token as separate claims. Stuff like email, phone, country of residence. The reason was - not to query the DB (speed optimization). Is that a good idea? What if your phone changes and youre using the token with old data?
This might no longer relevant to your old question, but how often do you need phone number. It might make sense if EVERY endpoint you have require phone to be validated or have a use of it. Otherwise claims should carries only the minimum info needed.
As for phone changes (in the case that you REALLY need it in the token), how often does it change? Remember that JWT is usually short-lived, so it should refresh on the next one.
@@FurqanaFathuzzaman we needed phone number and email for quite some calls. As for a token - I don't know if it's best practice, but for this system it was not 5 minutes
@@GlebWritesCode There are also other techniques such as caching if you simply don't want to hit the database often.
@@FurqanaFathuzzaman My thoughts exactly. Its much easier to update too
we used IdentityServer now moving over to OpenIdicct... massive pain in the ...
Can you show how to "Refresh JWT Token" ?
@nickchapsas Can we have source code used for this video ?
Hey, Can you make a video on Identity API
Can anyone tell me where s the config came out at 4.50 ??
Loads the appsettings config file with var config = builder.Configuration; in startup.
Why would you HAVE to move to an identity provider if you could just issue your own tokens?
Hi Nick, you always say the link to the code in the description below, but sorry, I have never seen a link to the code in the description in any video, Am I miss something?
What about Refresh tokens?
Minimal API with FastEndpoints FTW!!
Why do you think it's acceptable to omit random words in speech?
Wait, we can use the James Webb Telescope to authenticate ourselves? 😅
I am currently implementing something similar at work😅
We need RefreshToken video ❤
Now waiting for Refreshing Token because without it this is only half implementation :)