Feat/Credential enumeration protection #319
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WalkthroughThe pull request updates the documentation for Kinde's attack protection settings, specifically adding a new section about credential enumeration protection. The documentation provides a detailed guide on how to enable and configure this security feature, explaining the process of protecting against enumeration attacks. The changes also include a minor structural adjustment to the document's header formatting. Changes
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src/content/docs/build/set-up-options/attack-protection.mdx (1)
29-31: Fix typos and improve readability.
- Fix the spelling of "credenitals" to "credentials"
- Hyphenate "sign in" to "sign-in" when used as a compound adjective
- Consider making the explanation more concise
-Enumeration attacks are where an attacker tries to verify if an account exists using your credentials. One of the ways an attacker knows you have an account or not, is if they enter credenitals (e.g. email or phone number) and the screen either progresses to a password/code entry screen, or shows a message that the account does not exist. -Once an attacker knows an account exists, they can go about breaking in. To prevent them ever knowing, you can ensure that the sign in experience does not give the answer away. +Enumeration attacks occur when attackers attempt to verify account existence using credentials. This happens when entering credentials (e.g., email or phone number) reveals account existence through different responses, such as proceeding to password entry or showing "account not found" messages. +To prevent this, you can ensure the sign-in experience provides consistent responses regardless of account existence.🧰 Tools
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src/content/docs/build/set-up-options/attack-protection.mdx (2)
20-20: LGTM! Improved document structure.The header level change better reflects the hierarchical relationship with the "Set brute force protection" section.
33-36: LGTM! Clear and consistent instructions.The configuration steps are well-structured and follow the same format as other sections in the document.
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