Security this week on SymfonyCasts

This week on SymfonyCasts!

Happy New Year Reuben!

Here’s a recap on what we’ve covered over the holiday break!

We added an “email verification” step to our registration by leveraging the symfonycasts/verify-email-bundle (hey! I know them!). Then we looked at actually validating the signed URL that we sent to the user to show *why* it failed when it does, and mark our user as “verified”.

And apart from being more powerful and less complex, the new Symfony security system comes with new stuff! Like “login throttling”. We enable this & open up its source code to see how it works. Hint: it works via events!

 

Cheers,

Ryan

Symfony 5 Security: Authenticators

SymfonyCasts Tutorial Chapter

Verify Email after Registration

Let's add an "email verification" step to our registration. To do that, we can leverage symfonycasts/reset-password-bundle (👈 hey! I know them!). Let's get it installed & generate a signed URL that we can email to the user. #Symfony

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SymfonyCasts Tutorial Chapter

Verifying the Signed Confirm Email URL

Time for part 2 of our "email verification" system. In this one, we validate the signed URL that we sent to the user, show *why* it failed when it does, and mark our user as "verified". #Symfony

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SymfonyCasts Tutorial Chapter

Login Throttling & Events

Apart from being more powerful and less complex, the new Symfony security system comes with new stuff! Like "login throttling". Let's enable this & open up its source code to see how it works. Hint: it works via events!

watch the video
SymfonyCasts Tutorial Chapter

Security Events & Listeners

Woo! Let's start 2022 off right! We're nearing the end of our Symfony security tutorial & today's video explores a bunch *new* security events that unlock all sorts of possibilities...

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