You're tasked with developing a system where the user's account gets temporarily locked after 5 consecutive failed login attempts. Which ASP.NET Core Identity feature would you utilize?
- Two-Factor Authentication
- Account Lockout
- Claims-Based Authorization
- Social Authentication
To implement the requirement of temporarily locking user accounts after a specified number of consecutive failed login attempts, you would utilize the Account Lockout feature provided by ASP.NET Core Identity. This feature allows you to configure the maximum number of failed attempts and the duration of the lockout.
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