Microsoft Blazor: Building Web Applications in .NET 6 and Beyond

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P. HimschootMicrosoft Blazorhttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-7845-1_17

17. Securing Blazor WebAssembly

Peter Himschoot¹  

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Melle, Belgium

 

In the previous chapter, we looked at securing a Blazor Server application using OpenId Connect with identity and access tokens. Here, we will do the same but for Blazor WebAssembly. This time, we will use another OpenId Connect flow: Authorization Code flow with PKCE (pronounced pixie). I do recommend that you read the previous chapter before this one because it builds on top of some of the topics we saw there, and it continues with the code example from that chapter.

Authorization Code Flow with PKCE

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