Authentication

Add a Check For Pwned Passwords In Your Laravel Form Validation

Pwned Passwords Validator is a Laravel package that hooks into this for form validation so you can now ensure your users aren’t using pwned passwords.

Laravel 5.6 will Support the Argon2i Password Hashing Algorithm

The Argon2i password hashing support has landed in Laravel 5.6 and will be available once it’s officially released.

Laravel Package To Login As Other Users During Development

For websites with advanced ACL functionality, developers often find themselves manually logging in as a different user, then switching back to their own account. This can prove to be a tedious process, especially when trying to debug a problem. Digital agency VIA Creative aims to solve that problem with its latest package: Sudo Su. Sudo …

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Laravel Auth Redirection

When you use Laravel’s built-in Auth system, it provides a redirectTo property on the LoginController, RegisterController, and ResetPasswordController. This property allows you to define the location you want your users sent to after they complete the action. Inside of Laravel this is setup and implemented through a RedirectsUsers trait and a minor improvement has been …

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Authentication Enhancements in Laravel 5.3 – Sponsor

TLDR Laravel 5.3 was released at the recently concluded LaraconEU conference. Laravel 5.3 ships with a lot of new features and awesome improvements to different sections of already existing features. Authentication is one of those features that Laravel provides to developers out of the box and there have been some really good improvements to it …

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Creating a password-less email-only auth system in Laravel

Matt Stauffer writing for the Tighten blog has a new tutorial covering how to create a password-less login with Laravel. Recently I was working on a project where one of our major pain points was users’ passwords. Users were added to the application by administrators, so they didn’t have passwords when they were first added, …

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Learn to throttle logins with Laravel

Matt Stauffer has a new tutorial out on the new Login Throttling feature in 5.1. This post is a continuation of his new features in Laravel 5.1 series. He starts talking about why login throttling is needed: If you’ve ever run a SaaS (or put any web site with comments or signups on the Internet …

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