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Use multiple Azure AD access tokens in an ASP.NET Core API
This article shows how to setup an ASP.NET Core application to authorize multiple access tokens from different Azure AD App registrations. Each endpoint can only accept a single AAD access token and it is important that the other access tokens do not work on the incorrect API. ASP.NET Core Schemes and Policies are used to […]
Disable Azure AD user account using Microsoft Graph and an application client
This post shows how to enable, disable or remove Azure AD user accounts using Microsoft Graph and a client credentials client. The Microsoft Graph client uses an application scope and application client. This is also possible using a delegated client. If using an application which has no user, an application scope is used to authorize […]
Create Azure B2C users with Microsoft Graph and ASP.NET Core
This article shows how to create different types of Azure B2C users using Microsoft Graph and ASP.NET Core. The users are created using application permissions in an Azure App registration. Code https://github.com/damienbod/azureb2c-fed-azuread The Microsoft.Identity.Web Nuget package is used to authenticate the administrator user that can create new Azure B2C users. An ASP.NET Core Razor page […]
Implementing authorization in Blazor ASP.NET Core applications using Azure AD security groups
This article shows how to implement authorization in an ASP.NET Core Blazor application using Azure AD security groups as the data source for the authorization definitions. Policies and claims are used in the application which decouples the descriptions from the Azure AD security groups and the application specific authorization requirements. With this setup, it is […]
Use FIDO2 passwordless authentication with Azure AD
This article shows how to implement FIDO2 passwordless authentication with Azure AD for users in an Azure tenant. FIDO2 provides one of the best user authentication methods and is a more secure authentication compared with other account authentication implementations such authenticator apps, SMS, email, password alone or SSI authentication. FIDO2 authentication protects against phishing. To […]
Use calendar, mailbox settings and Teams presence in ASP.NET Core hosted Blazor WASM with Microsoft Graph
This article shows how to use Microsoft Graph with delegated permissions in a Blazor WASM ASP.NET Core hosted application. The application uses Microsoft.Identity.Web and the BFF architecture to authenticate against Azure AD. All security logic is implemented in the trusted backend. Microsoft Graph is used to access mailbox settings, teams presence and a users calendar. […]
Add extra claims to an Azure B2C user flow using API connectors and ASP.NET Core
This post shows how to implement an ASP.NET Core Razor Page application which authenticates using Azure B2C and uses custom claims implemented using the Azure B2C API connector. The claims provider is implemented using an ASP.NET Core API application and the Azure API connector requests the data from this API. The Azure API connector adds […]
Creating Microsoft Teams meetings in ASP.NET Core using Microsoft Graph
This article shows how to create Microsoft Teams online meetings in ASP.NET Core using Microsoft Graph. Azure AD is used to implement the authentication using Microsoft.Identity.Web and the authenticated user can create teams meetings and send emails to all participants or attendees of the meeting. Code: https://github.com/damienbod/TeamsAdminUI Blogs in this series Creating Microsoft Teams meetings […]
Securing ASP.NET Core Razor Pages, Web APIs with Azure B2C external and Azure AD internal identities
This article shows how to implement an ASP.NET Core Razor page to authenticate against Azure B2C and use Web APIs from a second ASP.NET Core application which are also protected using Azure B2C App registrations. Azure B2C uses the signin, signup user flow and allows identities to authenticate using an Azure AD single tenant. Two […]
Sign-in using multiple clients or tenants in ASP.NET Core and Azure AD
The article shows how an ASP.NET Core application could implement a sign in and a sign out with two different Azure App registrations which could also be implemented using separate identity providers (tenants). The user of the application can decide to authenticate against either one of the Azure AD clients. The clients can also be […]
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