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    • XAF: Cross-Platform .NET App UI & Web API
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    User Logon and Authentication
    Authentication System Architecture (Blazor)
    OAuth and Custom Authentication
    Use Active Directory and OAuth2 Authentication Providers in ASP.NET Core Blazor Applications
    Active Directory and OAuth2 Authentication Providers in WinForms Applications
    Customize Standard Authentication Behavior and Supply Additional Logon Parameters
    OAuth2 Authentication - Passkey, Forgot My Password, and Two-Factor Authentication Support
    Passwords in the Security System
    Customize the Logon Window Appearance And Behavior
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    OAuth and Custom Authentication

    This section explains how to extend XAF applications with external authentication methods including OAuth2 providers (Google, Microsoft, GitHub) and Active Directory integration. Learn how to configure these providers and leverage their built-in features like passkeys, two-factor authentication, and password recovery.