For security reasons it’s fairly good practice to invalidate all log-in sessions when a users password is changed. This is especially useful when a users account has been compromised and they go to change or reset their password. Without log-in session invalidation the attacker will still be logged in and able to cause chaos.
Setting a secure remember me cookie in Laravel
As of Laravel 5.0 it’s still not possible to set the remember me cookie with a secure flag. This is slightly weird as there is a configuration option for secure session cookies. Fortunately modifying Laravel to set a secure log-in cookie is not too difficult – all we need to do is provide a custom Guard class for the Auth driver which overrides the setRecaller() method.
Invalidating Laravel log-in sessions on password change
For security reasons it’s fairly good practice to invalidate all log-in sessions when a users password is changed. This is especially useful when a users account has been compromised and they go to change or reset their password. Without log-in session invalidation the attacker will still be logged in and able to cause chaos.
Setting a secure remember me cookie in Laravel
As of Laravel 5.0 it’s still not possible to set the remember me cookie with a secure flag. This is slightly weird as there is a configuration option for secure session cookies. Fortunately modifying Laravel to set a secure log-in cookie is not too difficult – all we need to do is provide a custom Guard class for the Auth driver which overrides the setRecaller() method.
Invalidating Laravel log-in sessions on password change
For security reasons it’s fairly good practice to invalidate all log-in sessions when a users password is changed. This is especially useful when a users account has been compromised and they go to change or reset their password. Without log-in session invalidation the attacker will still be logged in and able to cause chaos.
Setting a secure remember me cookie in Laravel
As of Laravel 5.0 it’s still not possible to set the remember me cookie with a secure flag. This is slightly weird as there is a configuration option for secure session cookies. Fortunately modifying Laravel to set a secure log-in cookie is not too difficult – all we need to do is provide a custom Guard class for the Auth driver which overrides the setRecaller() method.
Invalidating Laravel log-in sessions on password change
For security reasons it’s fairly good practice to invalidate all log-in sessions when a users password is changed. This is especially useful when a users account has been compromised and they go to change or reset their password. Without log-in session invalidation the attacker will still be logged in and able to cause chaos.
Setting a secure remember me cookie in Laravel
As of Laravel 5.0 it’s still not possible to set the remember me cookie with a secure flag. This is slightly weird as there is a configuration option for secure session cookies. Fortunately modifying Laravel to set a secure log-in cookie is not too difficult – all we need to do is provide a custom Guard class for the Auth driver which overrides the setRecaller() method.
Invalidating Laravel log-in sessions on password change
For security reasons it’s fairly good practice to invalidate all log-in sessions when a users password is changed. This is especially useful when a users account has been compromised and they go to change or reset their password. Without log-in session invalidation the attacker will still be logged in and able to cause chaos.
Setting a secure remember me cookie in Laravel
As of Laravel 5.0 it’s still not possible to set the remember me cookie with a secure flag. This is slightly weird as there is a configuration option for secure session cookies. Fortunately modifying Laravel to set a secure log-in cookie is not too difficult – all we need to do is provide a custom Guard class for the Auth driver which overrides the setRecaller() method.
Invalidating Laravel log-in sessions on password change
For security reasons it’s fairly good practice to invalidate all log-in sessions when a users password is changed. This is especially useful when a users account has been compromised and they go to change or reset their password. Without log-in session invalidation the attacker will still be logged in and able to cause chaos.
Setting a secure remember me cookie in Laravel
As of Laravel 5.0 it’s still not possible to set the remember me cookie with a secure flag. This is slightly weird as there is a configuration option for secure session cookies. Fortunately modifying Laravel to set a secure log-in cookie is not too difficult – all we need to do is provide a custom Guard class for the Auth driver which overrides the setRecaller() method.
Invalidating Laravel log-in sessions on password change
For security reasons it’s fairly good practice to invalidate all log-in sessions when a users password is changed. This is especially useful when a users account has been compromised and they go to change or reset their password. Without log-in session invalidation the attacker will still be logged in and able to cause chaos.
Setting a secure remember me cookie in Laravel
As of Laravel 5.0 it’s still not possible to set the remember me cookie with a secure flag. This is slightly weird as there is a configuration option for secure session cookies. Fortunately modifying Laravel to set a secure log-in cookie is not too difficult – all we need to do is provide a custom Guard class for the Auth driver which overrides the setRecaller() method.
Debugging Nginx Errors
Dealing with errors in nginx can be a frustrating experience if nginx isn’t configured correctly. Sadly, the default value for…
Invalidating Laravel log-in sessions on password change
For security reasons it’s fairly good practice to invalidate all log-in sessions when a users password is changed. This is especially useful when a users account has been compromised and they go to change or reset their password. Without log-in session invalidation the attacker will still be logged in and able to cause chaos.
Setting a secure remember me cookie in Laravel
As of Laravel 5.0 it’s still not possible to set the remember me cookie with a secure flag. This is slightly weird as there is a configuration option for secure session cookies. Fortunately modifying Laravel to set a secure log-in cookie is not too difficult – all we need to do is provide a custom Guard class for the Auth driver which overrides the setRecaller() method.
Debugging Nginx Errors
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Invalidating Laravel log-in sessions on password change
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For security reasons it’s fairly good practice to invalidate all log-in sessions when a users password is changed. This is especially useful when a users account has been compromised and they go to change or reset their password. Without log-in session invalidation the attacker will still be logged in and able to cause chaos.
Setting a secure remember me cookie in Laravel
As of Laravel 5.0 it’s still not possible to set the remember me cookie with a secure flag. This is slightly weird as there is a configuration option for secure session cookies. Fortunately modifying Laravel to set a secure log-in cookie is not too difficult – all we need to do is provide a custom Guard class for the Auth driver which overrides the setRecaller() method.
For security reasons it’s fairly good practice to invalidate all log-in sessions when a users password is changed. This is especially useful when a users account has been compromised and they go to change or reset their password. Without log-in session invalidation the attacker will still be logged in and able to cause chaos.
Unfortunately Laravel does not provide this functionality out of the box. We actually have to go through quite a bit of trouble to make Laravel play ball here but it’s definitely worth it, so lets get to it!
Continue ReadingAs of Laravel 5.0 it’s still not possible to set the remember me cookie with a secure flag. This despite the fact that there is a configuration option for secure session cookies
Fortunately modifying Laravel to set a secure log-in cookie is not difficult at all.
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Sadly, the default value for error log is less than optimal, and some of the tricks to getting information from nginx are not obvious.
This post is intended to be a reference for the tools nginx provide and how to configure them; as well as a general guide on what’s important when facing issues in nginx.
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For security reasons it’s fairly good practice to invalidate all log-in sessions when a users password is changed. This is especially useful when a users account has been compromised and they go to change or reset their password. Without log-in session invalidation the attacker will still be logged in and able to cause chaos.
Unfortunately Laravel does not provide this functionality out of the box. We actually have to go through quite a bit of trouble to make Laravel play ball here but it’s definitely worth it, so lets get to it!
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As of Laravel 5.0 it’s still not possible to set the remember me cookie with a secure flag. This despite the fact that there is a configuration option for secure session cookies
Fortunately modifying Laravel to set a secure log-in cookie is not difficult at all.
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Dealing with errors in nginx can be a frustrating experience if nginx isn’t configured correctly.
Sadly, the default value for error log is less than optimal, and some of the tricks to getting information from nginx are not obvious.
This post is intended to be a reference for the tools nginx provide and how to configure them; as well as a general guide on what’s important when facing issues in nginx.
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For security reasons it’s fairly good practice to invalidate all log-in sessions when a users password is changed. This is especially useful when a users account has been compromised and they go to change or reset their password. Without log-in session invalidation the attacker will still be logged in and able to cause chaos.
Unfortunately Laravel does not provide this functionality out of the box. We actually have to go through quite a bit of trouble to make Laravel play ball here but it’s definitely worth it, so lets get to it!
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As of Laravel 5.0 it’s still not possible to set the remember me cookie with a secure flag. This despite the fact that there is a configuration option for secure session cookies
Fortunately modifying Laravel to set a secure log-in cookie is not difficult at all.
Continue Readingformat_quote
Dealing with errors in nginx can be a frustrating experience if nginx isn’t configured correctly.
Sadly, the default value for error log is less than optimal, and some of the tricks to getting information from nginx are not obvious.
This post is intended to be a reference for the tools nginx provide and how to configure them; as well as a general guide on what’s important when facing issues in nginx.
Continue ReadingFor security reasons it’s fairly good practice to invalidate all log-in sessions when a users password is changed. This is especially useful when a users account has been compromised and they go to change or reset their password. Without log-in session invalidation the attacker will still be logged in and able to cause chaos.
Unfortunately Laravel does not provide this functionality out of the box. We actually have to go through quite a bit of trouble to make Laravel play ball here but it’s definitely worth it, so lets get to it!
Continue ReadingAs of Laravel 5.0 it’s still not possible to set the remember me cookie with a secure flag. This despite the fact that there is a configuration option for secure session cookies
Fortunately modifying Laravel to set a secure log-in cookie is not difficult at all.
Continue ReadingDealing with errors in nginx can be a frustrating experience if nginx isn’t configured correctly.
Sadly, the default value for error log is less than optimal, and some of the tricks to getting information from nginx are not obvious.
This post is intended to be a reference for the tools nginx provide and how to configure them; as well as a general guide on what’s important when facing issues in nginx.
Continue ReadingFor security reasons it’s fairly good practice to invalidate all log-in sessions when a users password is changed. This is especially useful when a users account has been compromised and they go to change or reset their password. Without log-in session invalidation the attacker will still be logged in and able to cause chaos.
Unfortunately Laravel does not provide this functionality out of the box. We actually have to go through quite a bit of trouble to make Laravel play ball here but it’s definitely worth it, so lets get to it!
Continue ReadingAs of Laravel 5.0 it’s still not possible to set the remember me cookie with a secure flag. This despite the fact that there is a configuration option for secure session cookies
Fortunately modifying Laravel to set a secure log-in cookie is not difficult at all.
Continue ReadingDealing with errors in nginx can be a frustrating experience if nginx isn’t configured correctly.
Sadly, the default value for error log is less than optimal, and some of the tricks to getting information from nginx are not obvious.
This post is intended to be a reference for the tools nginx provide and how to configure them; as well as a general guide on what’s important when facing issues in nginx.
Continue ReadingFor security reasons it’s fairly good practice to invalidate all log-in sessions when a users password is changed. This is especially useful when a users account has been compromised and they go to change or reset their password. Without log-in session invalidation the attacker will still be logged in and able to cause chaos.
Unfortunately Laravel does not provide this functionality out of the box. We actually have to go through quite a bit of trouble to make Laravel play ball here but it’s definitely worth it, so lets get to it!
Continue ReadingAs of Laravel 5.0 it’s still not possible to set the remember me cookie with a secure flag. This despite the fact that there is a configuration option for secure session cookies
Fortunately modifying Laravel to set a secure log-in cookie is not difficult at all.
Continue ReadingDealing with errors in nginx can be a frustrating experience if nginx isn’t configured correctly.
Sadly, the default value for error log is less than optimal, and some of the tricks to getting information from nginx are not obvious.
This post is intended to be a reference for the tools nginx provide and how to configure them; as well as a general guide on what’s important when facing issues in nginx.
Continue Reading