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If you are new to FluentSecurity, you can find the getting started guide on the FluentSecurity website.
Having trouble reading the docs? Try reading the docs on github.
- Securing controllers
- Policies
- Custom policies
- Policy violation handlers
- Profiles
- Caching
- SecurityContext
- Using FluentSecurity with an IoC container
- Testing - Verifying your configuration
- Diagnostics
Release notes for FluentSecurity v.2.0+
- Policies
- Policy violation handlers
- Using FluentSecurity with an IoC container
- Testing - Verifying your configuration
- Diagnostics
Release notes for FluentSecurity v.1.0+
- Roadmap for FluentSecurity
- Contributing to FluentSecurity
- FluentSecurity - Official NuGet feed
- FluentSecurity - Nightly builds NuGet feed
- An ASP.NET MVC4 sample site, using Castle Windsor for DI and FluentSecurity for authorization. https://github.com/tiesont/CastleWindsorFluentSecurity - Thanks to Tieson Trowbridge
- Showing samples of various FluentSecurity concepts. https://github.com/kristofferahl/FluentSecurity/tree/master/SampleApplication
- Securing an ASP.NET MVC Application using FluentSecurity
- MVC3 Security: A Fluent Way
- Fluent security with VB.Net
- Implement secure ASP.NET MVC applications
- Secure your web app fluently
- FluentSecurity + MvcSiteMapProvider = Better .Net Security Management
- Setting Up FluentSecurity to Use Ninject for Dependency Resolution
- FluentSecurity without IoC-container