Practical solutions for building enterprise-level authentication systems
Chef ensures authentication security through the following mechanisms:
- Automatically generated protective layers: All routes include CSRF protection by default, user sessions are stored via httpOnly cookies, and password fields are automatically bcrypt hashed.
- Three-step verification process::
- Test multi-login conflict handling on frontend/login page
- View session expiration time settings in /dashboard/auth (default 30 days)
- Defend against brute-force cracking via API flow-limiting configuration (dashboard can set maximum number of attempts per minute)
- Third-party integration extensionsIf you need OAuth support, add the corresponding service provider configuration template in the auth.js file of the code editor, there are already Google/GitHub preset templates.
Enhancement Program
- Enabling Mailbox Authentication Process: Activating SMTP Service Configuration in the Dashboard
- Adding Secondary Authentication: Integrating the Authenticator API (sample code in the TOTP section of the documentation)
- Setting up geo-fencing: restricting regional access through IP analysis
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