Chapter 13: Implementing Authorization in .NET 6
One of the important aspects of building secure applications is to ensure that users have access only to the resources that they need. In the real world, when you check in to a hotel, a front-desk employee validates your ID and credit card and assigns a key card to access your room. Based on the type of room you have chosen, you may have privileges, such as access to the lounge, pool, or gym, among others. Here, the validation of your ID and credit card and assigning a key card is called authentication, and permitting you to access the various resources is called authorization. So, to explain it further, using a key card, we cannot identify who you are but can determine what you can do.
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