anteris-dev / laravel-security-notifications
Warn your users when significant security events occur so that they aren't the next victim of an attacker.
Requires
- illuminate/contracts: ^8.55
- illuminate/notifications: ^8.55
Requires (Dev)
- friendsofphp/php-cs-fixer: ^3.0
- orchestra/testbench: ^6.20
- phpunit/phpunit: ^9.5
- vimeo/psalm: ^4.9
This package is auto-updated.
Last update: 2024-11-19 06:08:54 UTC
README
This package adds security notifications to warn your users when significant security events occur so that they aren't the next victim of an attacker.
WarnsOfEmailChanges
The Anteris\LaravelSecurityNotifications\Concerns\WarnsOfEmailChanges
trait adds an updatingEmail
event to your model and automatically sends a notification to the user when their email is changed. Note that the notification is sent to their previous email, not the updated one.
WarnsOfPasswordChanges
The Anteris\LaravelSecurityNotifications\Concerns\WarnsOfPasswordChanges
trait adds an updatingPassword
event to your model and automatically sends a notification to the user when their password is changed. Note that if their email is changed at the same time, the notification is sent to their previous email, not the updated one, in case an attacker is attempting to change their email as well.
WarnsOfTwoFactorChanges
The Anteris\LaravelSecurityNotifications\Concerns\WarnsOfTwoFactorChanges
trait adds an updatingTwoFactorSecret
event to your model and automatically sends a notification to the user when their two factor secret is changed. Note that if their email is changed at the same time, the notification is sent to their previous email, not the updated one, in case an attacker is attempting to change their email as well.
Configuring Attributes
To configure the attributes used on the model to determine changes, publish the configuration file with the command:
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Anteris\LaravelSecurityNotifications\LaravelSecurityNotificationsServiceProvider" --tag=config
Now open the file config/laravel-security-notifications.php
and create a record for your model under the models
array. For example:
return [ 'models' => [ App\Models\User::class => [ 'email' => 'some_other_email_attribute', 'password' => 'some_other_password_attribute', 'two_factor_secret' => 'some_other_two_factor_attribute', ] ] ];
Configuring Emails
To modify the emails sent to your users, publish the blade files by running:
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Anteris\LaravelSecurityNotifications\LaravelSecurityNotificationsServiceProvider" --tag=views
This will place the blade files in resources/views/vendor/laravelSecurityNotifications
.