Using GZIP Compression in ASP.NET Core
GZIP is a generic compression method that can be applied to any stream of bits. In terms of how it’s …
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The ServiceCollection Extension Pattern
One of the first things people notice when making the jump from the full .NET Framework to .NET Core is …
3 Security Headers That Every Site Should Have
Clickjacking, XSS and CSRF, exploits that have been around for 15+ years now and still form the basis for many …
Set X-Content-Type-Options in ASP.net Core
X-Content-Type-Options is a header that tells a browser to not try and “guess” what a mimetype of a resource might …
API Versioning in ASP.net Core
API Versioning is either something you love or you hate. It’s great for giving developers the ability to improve and …
HttpOnly Cookies in ASP.NET Core
HttpOnly is a flag that can be used when setting a cookie to block access to the cookie from client …
Sending and Receiving Email in .net Core
Note : This post is for .NET Core version 1.1 or .NET Standard 1.6. At that time, the SmtpClient class …
Set X-XSS-Protection in ASP.net Core
X-XSS-Protection is a header that can be set on a webpage to activate “limited” XSS protection in certain browsers. At …
Set X-FRAME-OPTIONS in ASP.NET Core
X-FRAME-OPTIONS is a web header that can be used to allow or deny a page to be iframed. This is …
Using Redis Cache in .NET Core
Redis is a high performance distributed cache. It’s great for storing data that you are going to need again and …
