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#validation #security #passwords

🔥 #Laravel Tip: Force users to create strong passwords by setting defaults and then validating that they conform to the rules.

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#authorization #events #auditing #security

🔥 #Laravel Tip: Tracking logins and logouts for auditing or security purposes is incredibly easy thanks to Laravel’s login and logout events. Simply listen for them in a service provider and respond when they are fired.

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#security #strings

Pretty cool string helper method https://t.co/TmAq1B1mqo #laravel #php

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Recent Articles for #security

#security #encryption

Generating a secure encryption key for a custom Eloquent model cast

Yesterday, I posted a tip on Twitter about using a custom Eloquent attribute cast to handle encryption. Doing this, allows you to use a custom key per model, which can increase the security of your...

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Using a Custom Key for Encrypted Cast Model Attributes in Laravel

Laravel allows you to cast model attributes as encrypted strings, when stored in the database. This gives you added security for any values that are sensitive.

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