This is mostly a theory question, for example if I wanted to create my own alternative to forms authentication.
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This is mostly a theory question, for example if I wanted to create my own alternative to forms authentication.
You need to write your own authentication module – see this excellent article that explains how to write an ASP.NET authentication module supporting basic & digest authentication.
In case, you are thinking of only forms authentication scheme then you really don’t have to write one. The in-build Forms Authenticate module is quite extensible (and offers a lot of flexibility).