You are working on an ASP.NET Core web API project, and you realize that direct database operations can expose sensitive information in the error messages to the clients. How can you ensure that Entity Framework Core doesn't throw detailed database errors to the client?
- Use Exception Filters
- Configure Error Pages
- Enable Developer Exception Page
- Use Exception Handling Middleware
To ensure that Entity Framework Core doesn't throw detailed database errors to the client, you should use "Exception Handling Middleware." This middleware intercepts exceptions, handles them, and returns a user-friendly error response to the client without exposing sensitive database details.
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