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Cc initial authorization

they say spud 71 of a speed or net core tutorial in this video we'll discuss authorization in a speed or net core authentication is the process of identifying who the user is whereas authorization is the process of identifying what the user can and cannot do authorization usually happens after authentication because in order for us to be able to determine what the logged in user can and cannot do we first have to identify who the user is for example if the logged in user is an administrator user he may be able to create read update and delete order studies perform all the crud operations on the other hand if the logged in user is a normal user who usually has less privileges than an administrator user may only view an order but not create update or delete orders in asp.net core MVC authorization is implemented through the use of the authorized attribute let's take a look at couple of examples as a moment all users that is anonymous users as well as authenticated users that is logged in users are able to see the list of all employees P via specific employee details edit an existing employee details and even create a new employee now what we want to be able to do is limit these two actions that is creating a new employee and editing an existing employee details we want to limit these two actions to authenticated users that is logged in users if the user is not logged in then they should not be able to create a new employee or edit an existing employee details on the other hand all users that is both anonymous users and authenticated users should be able to see the list of all employees and view a specific employee details if they want to let's see how to implement this through the use of authorized attribute in asp.net core MVC here is the home controller of our application and then the index action returns us the list of all employees this details action method returns as the details of a specific employee details now we do not want to protect these two actions from anonymous access so I'm not going to decorate them with the authorized attribute on the other hand we want to protect the create action so let's decorate this with the authorized attribute let's bring in the required namespace by pressing control period we also want to protect the Edit action from anonymous access so let's also decorate it with the authorize attribute these two actions create and edit respond to HTTP GET we also have their counterparts that respond to HTTP POST and we need to protect them as well from anonymous access so let's decorate them also with the authorize attribute at the moment I'm not logged in but I should still be able to see the list of all employees and view a specific employee details but when I try to...