Creates a new OAuth membership account, or updates an existing OAuth Membership account. CreateUser(String, String, String, String, String, Boolean, Object, MembershipCreateStatus) Adds the specified user to the membership database. CreateUserAndAccount(String, String) Creates a new user profile and a new membership account. The Simple Ayurveda Membership Collective is a more personal way to go deeper into your learning so that you can apply Ayurveda into your everyday life. It's a step between a live intensive group course/individual coaching and the free content always available. Simple Membership Software We provide tools to run your organization and automate repetitive tasks, so that you spend less time managing your members.
Not directly because it relies on .NET framework. However, if you want to maintain the hashed passwords without having to get your users to change them, you can create your own version of the Crypto helper that SimpleMembershipProvider relies on so that you can use the same HashPassword and VerifyHashedPassword methods: https://github.com/aspnet/AspNetWebStack/blob/master/src/System.Web.Helpers/Crypto.csriam
Is it possible to use Simple membership in a .net core 3.0 web api application?
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The hashing algorithm that it uses is considered relatively weak these days, in that it only uses 1000 iterations. ASP.NET Core Identity uses 10,000. So what I've done in one of my applications where I've migrated from Simple Membership to .NET Core is to use the Crypto class to authenticate the user, and on successful login, rehashed the password using the PasswordHasher from Identity core (https://www.mikesdotnetting.com/article/335/simple-authentication-in-razor-pages-without-a-database) and stored that in a new column, deleting the old hash.
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When a user logs in, I just query both columns to determine where the password is stored and therefore which password hashing tool to use to verify the password.