[Blazor] Security overview - SecureMethod correction #34031
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Idk if this was them or 🦖 ... it's been here for several years. Thanks for the improvements. The primary updates are ...
- We usually use contractions.
- Location terms "preceding" and "following" are favored over "above" and "below."
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The sample code only demonstrates how to render different content for authorized and unauthorized users. We shouldn't mislead users by naming the button click handler
SecureMethodor suggesting it's secure in the description below the sample.Even in server-side Blazor, the method could still be called from other places (either explicitly or through some attack technique), and it doesn't provide any security protection on its own.
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