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by Søren Haugaard Listel - 6 months ago (2015-07-22) professional login system
+5 | I need to create a high security login system. |
1. by Manuel Lemos - 6 months ago (2015-07-28) Reply
What aspects do you require to consider a package a good professional secure login system?
2. by Dave Smith - 6 months ago (2015-08-04) in reply to comment 1 by Manuel Lemos Comment
The latest trend I have noticed with the banking industry to use 2FA MFA
What you know...
1) Unpublished user name
2) Password containing at least 8 characters with at least one capitalized alpha character and one numeric character.
What you have
1) Encrypted authentication token in the form of a secure cookie stored on authorized computers.
Whenever access is attempted by a computer without the token, an additional security layer is implemented where the user must have a security token sent to their mobile phone on record or answer a series of questions from public records about themselves. On success the computer is registered as authentic.
I have also started seeing e-mail notifications being sent to the e-mail account on record whenever the account is logged onto.
I haven't seen any classes that currently implement more than 1FA MFA, so this may be a candidate for a featured request.
3. by Manuel Lemos - 6 months ago (2015-08-04) in reply to comment 2 by Dave Smith Comment
Yes, you are right, that would be great if it existed.
Anyway, I wonder if the original poster requires something that sophisticated.
There are many reasonably secure packages but without more specific requirements it is hard to figure.
4. by Dave Smith - 6 months ago (2015-08-04) in reply to comment 3 by Manuel Lemos Comment
He did request 'high security' which I would define as a minimum of 2 factor authentication.
5. by Manuel Lemos - 6 months ago (2015-08-04) in reply to comment 4 by Dave Smith Comment
I agree with you, but I wonder if is familiar with the concept.
In any case, he can read your excellent article on PHP multi-factor authentication so he may help clarifying the level of security he means.
6. by Manny Hernandez - 6 months ago (2015-08-16) in reply to comment 3 by Manuel Lemos Comment
"Yes, you are right, that would be great if it existed."
barebonescms.com/documentation/sso/
It's not exactly a class so much as a complete sign in system. The generic login provider has a couple of 2FA options built-in. The level of complexity of 2FA is always going to be more than a single PHP class should ever attempt to handle.
7. by Kaaalid Marzog - 4 months ago (2015-09-23) in reply to comment 2 by Dave Smith Comment
marzog15@Icontetem.com
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I just ran across this class recently as I was working on my own ideas for the second authentication factor. Should not be difficult to integrate into any existing user management system and greatly increase security. |
3. by Dave Smith - 3 months ago (2015-10-31) in reply to comment 2 by Dave Smith Reply
I should also mention for anyone who does not know. OTP stands for one time password
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This is the class for User Identification. If you can wait, i've submitted a professional login system that is in approval :) |
1. by Ricky Scotti
- 5 months ago (2015-09-11) Reply
As I promise, here you can find a professional login system: http://www.phpclasses.org/package/9332-PHP-Authenticate-and-manage-user-in-sessions.html
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This class implements a user registration and login system using PDO to store and retrieve user records. It uses prepared queries, so it is safe against SQL injection attacks. |
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