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ASP.NET MVC: Securing Your Controller Actions
published 5 months, 25 days ago, submitted by alley alley 5 months, 25 days ago

blog.wekeroad.com — Many people on the forums want to know how to best protect Actions on their Controller using Forms Authentication. The MVC Team has done a nice job introducing Filters (using Attributes) to this latest drop of MVC, and in this post I’ll show you how to create a filter that can handle security.

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There is actually a way to do this already built in to the .NET framework and operates in side the run time. It is called PrincipalPermissionAttribute.
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