Zero-trust security for every web app. Protect MVC web apps and RESTful APIs with a multi-stage security pipeline that includes XSS detection, authentication, IP firewall, two-factor, activity/data authorization, account verification and suspension checks. Available for all major platforms including .NET Framework MVC/Web API, .NET Core and Service Stack. To get started Visit https://ASPSecurityKit.net/docs/getting-started/ This is the base platform-agnostic package. To get started You should also install one of the platform specific packages such as ASPSecurityKit.NetCore, ASPSecurityKit.NetFramework.Mvc, ASPSecurityKit.NetFramework.WebApi or ASPSecurityKit.ServiceStack. Additionally, ASPSecurityKit also provides drop-in source code packages for both API and MVC web apps giving you end-to-end implementation of commonly needed functionality including login, register, forgot password, account settings (change email/password), user management, permission management, administration (impersonation), localization, production-grade graceful error handling etc. To download these source code packages into your project, install ASPSecurityKit.Tools package if you haven't already and execute start-ask command in Visual Studio Package Manager Console. For more information, visit https://ASPSecurityKit.net/docs/source-packages/ Commonly Used Types: ASPSecurityKit.ISecurityPipeline ASPSecurityKit.IUserService
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Zero-trust security for every web app. Protect MVC web apps and RESTful APIs with a multi-stage security pipeline that includes XSS detection, authentication, IP firewall, two-factor, activity/data authorization, account verification and suspension checks. Available for all major platforms including .NET Framework MVC/Web API, .NET Core and Service Stack. To get started Visit https://ASPSecurityKit.net/docs/getting-started/ This is the base platform-agnostic package. To get started You should also install one of the platform specific packages such as ASPSecurityKit.NetCore, ASPSecurityKit.NetFramework.Mvc, ASPSecurityKit.NetFramework.WebApi or ASPSecurityKit.ServiceStack. Additionally, ASPSecurityKit also provides drop-in source code packages for both API and MVC web apps giving you end-to-end implementation of commonly needed functionality including login, register, forgot password, account settings (change email/password), user management, permission management, administration (impersonation), localization, production-grade graceful error handling etc. To download these source code packages into your project, install ASPSecurityKit.Tools package if you haven't already and execute start-ask command in Visual Studio Package Manager Console. For more information, visit https://ASPSecurityKit.net/docs/source-packages/ Commonly Used Types: ASPSecurityKit.ISecurityPipeline ASPSecurityKit.IUserService
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