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Currently I'm hardcoding this in the local config.js, but I think in Neos we'd want it to be passed in from Neos into a publicly running instance. This would make sure that no one needs to download this repository and run it locally, or put it up on a server themselves with their key. That also means passing along the token from GitHub from Neos.
How can we do this securely?
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I'm not too familiar with doing things securely in Neos, but I have read that storing data securely is very difficult, especially if it's in a not-locked-down world.
Is there any way to verify a request as coming from a specific Neos user? I'm wondering if users can send their access credentials to the middleware in a secure context, the middleware stores the credentials associated with that particular user, and they can later be used from a non-secure world. But if there's no way to even verify which Neos user a request is coming from, that wouldn't work.
Currently I'm hardcoding this in the local config.js, but I think in Neos we'd want it to be passed in from Neos into a publicly running instance. This would make sure that no one needs to download this repository and run it locally, or put it up on a server themselves with their key. That also means passing along the token from GitHub from Neos.
How can we do this securely?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: