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Issue #577

AI Safety, EF Core, and .NET 11

This edition covers AWS request signing, PII-safe LLM middleware, EF Core inheritance, Blazor tooling, and ASP.NET Core security changes.

Jasen's top three picks

  1. 1
    How to Sign Custom AWS HTTP Requests in .NET Using the SigV4 Signer

    C# Corner

    A practical option when an AWS service call falls outside the convenience of an SDK client.

  2. 2
    Keep PII Out of the Prompt: Reversible Pseudonymization for LLM Calls in .NET 10

    Medium

    Prompt privacy needs more than a policy document; middleware that consistently masks and restores data is a useful boundary.

  3. 3
    One Table or Three? Choosing Between TPH, TPT, and TPC in EF Core

    Medium

    Inheritance strategy has lasting query and migration consequences, so this comparison is worth revisiting before a model hardens.

Editor's note

I’ve assembled another deliberately broad mix, from AWS SigV4 request signing to the subtle initialization consequences of C# primary constructors. The PII pseudonymization approach is especially relevant for teams putting LLM features into production, while the ASP.NET Core authentication comparison is useful source-level release reading.

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