
Think of Authentication as letting someone into your home and Authorization as allowing your guests to do specific things once they’re inside (e.g. wear their shoes indoors, eat your food, etc).

In other words, Authentication lets your web app’s users identify themselves to get access to your app and Authorization allows them to get access to specific features and functionality. In this article, we will take a look at the NetLearner app, on how specific pages can be restricted to users who are logged in to the application. Throughout the series, I will try to focus on new code added to NetLearner or build a smaller sample app if necessary. STEAM AUTH TICKET FAILED BASIC VALIDATION CRACKE CODE

The quickest way to add authentication to your ASP. NET Core app is to use one of the pre-built templates with one of the Authentication options.
