Securing Net Core API
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Hi All, I would welcome recommendations on how to secure a Net Core API which I curently host on a publicly facing Linux box ( I'm using Apache as a reverse proxy server ) - it's in development and I would like ( if it's possible ) to restrict access to only my development LAN at home - I hope this makes sense
"We can't stop here - this is bat country" - Hunter S Thompson - RIP
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Hi All, I would welcome recommendations on how to secure a Net Core API which I curently host on a publicly facing Linux box ( I'm using Apache as a reverse proxy server ) - it's in development and I would like ( if it's possible ) to restrict access to only my development LAN at home - I hope this makes sense
"We can't stop here - this is bat country" - Hunter S Thompson - RIP
Is your API using REST or some other form of communication? Rather than worrying about limiting it to your home network, you could simply secure the API using something like OAuth2.
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Is your API using REST or some other form of communication? Rather than worrying about limiting it to your home network, you could simply secure the API using something like OAuth2.
Hi Pete, it's just a basic ASP Net Core MVC API - when it's finished I will look at something like OAuth2 , at the moment while it's in development ( because it has *real* data in a database ( maybe I should change that ) ) I'd like to nail it down so only someone on my local LAN can connect to the API - as you know I'm not expert in all things Web
"We can't stop here - this is bat country" - Hunter S Thompson - RIP
