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The .NET 8 Auth Changes You Must Know About!

Nick Chapsas

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Web developmentSecurityC# and .NETHTTP, REST and GraphQLWeb and application security

Nick Chapsas explains the new built-in authentication and identity endpoints introduced in .NET 8.

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Should I start a new project in .NET 8 preview as development will not finish until .NET 8 LTS is released? I am looking to start a new Web API project LTS only. The reason is to use the latest built-in Auth related endpoints such as register, login, refresh tokens etc. [video
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