Day: October 7, 2022

There is an increased demand for cybersecurity analysts due to cybercriminal activity rising. Zero trust is the prime cybersecurity framework that analyzes and authenticates all users on a network. The same validation protocol runs regardless of whether you are inside or outside an organization.

Ransomware attacks could affect everyone — businesses and individuals alike — so anyone working with sensitive data must implement systems like zero trust for sufficient protection. How does this benefit responses to ransomware attacks?

We will discuss single and multiple file uploads with the help of the IFormFile Interface and others provided by .NET and step-by-step implementation using .NET Core 6 Web API.

Agenda

• Introduction
• Step-by-step Implementation

Prerequisites

• .NET Core 6 SDK
• Visual Studio 2022
• SQL Server
• Postman

Introduction

• .NET provides an IFormFile interface representing transmitted files in an HTTP request.
• It also provides many properties like ContentDisposition, ContentType, FileName, Headers, Name, and Length.
• IFormFile also provides many methods, like copying the request stream content, opening the request stream for reading, and many more.

Step-By-Step Implementation

Step 1

Create a new .NET Core Web API.