Security in Blazor WebAssembly applications

In a previous article we’ve introduced how authentication works in Blazor WebAssembly and we’ve seen a simple example on how to create a Blazor client, implement the login flow via Identity Server 4 and retrieve an access token to call a protected Web API.   However, every real-world application will...

The new Blazor WebAssembly 3.2.0 includes support to client side authentication, which makes relatively simple to implement OpenID Connect and OAuth2 in your single page application. In other words, it means that we can finally build applications with the most recent industry standards in terms of security, enabling complex authentication...