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Sitecore Security: Roles in Roles – What it is and how it works
The Sitecore Roles-In-Roles is an extension to the basic authorization that have been around ever since Sitecore 5. WHAT IS ROLES-IN-ROLES? Roles-In-Roles allows you to have nested roles, so when you add a role to a user, the user is … Continue reading
Posted in Sitecore 5, Sitecore 6, Sitecore 7, Sitecore 8, Sitecore 9
Tagged Roles, Roles-In-Roles, rolesInRolesManager, security, Sitecore and .net
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Sitecore Users and C#
The Sitecore security framework is based on the .NET security. Managing Authentication, Authorization, User Accounts and Roles can be done using the standard System.Web.Security namespace. But Sitecore also provides its own Security framework that you can use for easy manipulation … Continue reading
Posted in c#, Sitecore 6
Tagged Authentication, Custom Property, Roles, security, security framework, Sitecore and .net, Sitecore.Security, System.Web.Security
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Sitecore: Setting up Security on Languages
When you start to dig into the Sitecore security model, it is very understandable that large multinational corporations are using Sitecore, because Sitecore allows you to create a very granular security setup. UPDATE 2017-11-24: This article applies to Sitecore 6, … Continue reading
Posted in Sitecore 6, Sitecore 7, Sitecore 8, Sitecore 9
Tagged language, Language Write, Membership, Roles, security
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Sitecore: Assigning Security to items from code
When Sitecore 6 came out, Sitecore changed the Security model dramatically. Sitecore now uses the .net security model, and on top of this they have built a set of classes to help with the assigning of roles and members. UPDATE 2017-11-24: … Continue reading
Posted in Sitecore 6, Sitecore 7, Sitecore 8
Tagged AccessRuleCollection, Membership, Roles, security, Sitecore and .net
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