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This SDK contains the tools that help developers with:
Customizing and creating their own identity systems
Designing identity stores for their applications
Understanding the Identity Model
Working with claims
Configuring identity stores
Using the IClaimsTransport Extension
Using the IUserStoreSynchronization Extension
Using the IUserValidator Extension
Developing a claims-aware application using the identity system
Interacting with ASP.NET Core identity components
For more information about the SDK and Identity Program, please visit 
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There is a small amount of sample code showing how to build a claims-aware web application using.NET Core:
Claims is used to encapsulate user claims while also allowing your application to do business logic for authentication/authorization, in this case a relationship between a teacher and their student.
The claims-aware application essentially behaves as a custom identity provider.  Users are not required to login, instead they can simply be identified by their claims.
The most important difference here is that the ClaimsPrincipal class, which is part of ASP.NET Core Identity, allows all Identity specific functionality to be exercised from a claims-aware application.  This includes things like user management, current user information, and even custom user routes.
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Claims Aware Application.  Here's how to make it work in.NET Core.  ( 
Startup.cs:
            var userStore = new UserStore(configuration.GetConnectionString("DefaultConnection"));
            var userManager = new UserManager(userStore);
            var roleManager = new RoleManager
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Who/What is Windows Identity Foundation (WIF)?
The product is an open source framework that integrates Windows Identity Foundation (WIF) with.NET Framework 3.5 SP1 or later to help.NET developers build claims-aware applications and systems. WIF is a common interface, or adapter, that enables applications to automate the management of the user identity and claims that they use to identify users and access resources.
Windows Identity Foundation enables you to separate your identity management and access management (IAM) services from your application code. Identity management manages the identity (e.g., name, password, security questions, etc.) and other information (e.g., demographic, financial, personal, etc.) about users. Access management manages the identity and access privileges (e.g., read, write, view) of your application, resources, and system components. It also enforces the business policies that apply to your users, resources, and system components.
Starting Point for.NET Developers:
Windows Identity Foundation is a starting point for.NET developers. It extends the Microsoft.NET Framework with support for identity management using the Framework's existing security technology. WIF also extends the.NET Framework to support the following features:
Access control on objects (such as settings, configuration information, and binaries)
Identity management and access management
Roles and roles-based access control
Claims and claim-based security
WIF enables.NET applications to manage their identities and access privileges without having to modify the application itself. WIF also enables an organization's identity infrastructure to be based on a single, common identity infrastructure. This means that your organization can leverage its investment in identity infrastructure.
How Does WIF Work?
WIF is a framework with an open architecture. It’s designed to allow multiple identity providers (IdPs) and multiple domains to be combined into a single WIF-enabled applications. (A domain is a segment of an organization or network that uses a common identity infrastructure.) The application can use one or more IdPs to authenticate users and manage access to resources or the user's identity. It can also integrate with other applications, identity systems, and user accounts within a domain. For example, a WIF-enabled application can be directly accessed via a web browser, a desktop application, or a mobile application without requiring the user to remember username and password combinations.
Using WIF-Enabled Applications:
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