ASP.NET Core MachineKey.Protect() Equivalent: Secure Data Protection Guide

In this video, we explore the transition from ASP.NET's MachineKey.Protect() to the modern data protection mechanisms available in ASP.NET Core. As applications evolve, so do the methods for securing sensitive data. Join us as we delve into the best practices for implementing secure data protection in your ASP.NET Core applications, ensuring your data remains safe and compliant in today's digital landscape.

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