Minimal API Development with ASP.NET Core - Section Overview - Securing a Minimal API

The video tutorial covers setting up user authentication and security for APIs. It explains the necessity of having user accounts in the database for API access and discusses restricting access to specific API parts, like enrollment endpoints. The tutorial also explores implementing security features using .NET Core API tools and assessing business needs to determine the reasons for securing an API.

What is required for a user to access the API according to the first section?

• A subscription plan

• An API key

• A user account in the database

• A valid email address

Which of the following actions should not be accessible to everyone according to the second section?

• Viewing API documentation

• Accessing the API

• Viewing enrollment details

• Removing an enrollment

What is the main focus of the second section?

• Assessing business needs

• Restricting access to certain API parts

• Creating user accounts

• Implementing security features

Which tool is mentioned for implementing security features in the third section?

• Python Flask

• Java Spring

• Node.js

• .NET Core API tooling

Why is it important to secure your API as discussed in the third section?

• To improve user interface

• To protect sensitive data and meet business needs

• To reduce server costs

• To increase API speed