When using laravel-site-options, it's crucial to ensure the security of data, especially when dealing with sensitive information. Here are some guidelines:
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Validate Input: Laravel Eloquent does a great job of protecting against SQL injection, but it's still important to validate user input to prevent other types of attacks.
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Limit Access: Restrict access to sensitive options. Only allow trusted administrators to manage these settings.
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Use Environment Variables: For highly sensitive data like API keys, consider storing them in environment variables instead of the database.
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Regular Audits: Periodically review your site options to ensure that no sensitive data is exposed unnecessarily.
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Responsibility: Remember, securing the data inputted through this package is the responsibility of the developer. Use Laravel's built-in security features to enhance protection.
If you discover any security-related issue, please email to [email protected] instead of using the issue tracker.