ASVS 5.0 V6.3.5: Notify Users of Suspicious Sign Ins
Alert users about unusual or partially successful authentication attempts so they can react. Level 3 guide with detection rules, code and tests.
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Alert users about unusual or partially successful authentication attempts so they can react. Level 3 guide with detection rules, code and tests.
Every way into the app must be documented and enforce the same controls. Hunt for forgotten routes. Level 2 guide with route audit code and tests.
Access needs multi factor authentication or a combination of single factors. At Level 3, one factor must be phishing resistant hardware. Level 2 guide.
Accounts such as admin, root or sa must not exist in the shipped application, or must be disabled. Level 1 guide with checks, tests and mistakes.
Implement the rate limits and anti automation your security documentation promises, and test that they hold. Level 1 guide with code and test steps.
Permit passphrases of at least 64 characters. Set a high upper bound only to prevent abuse. Level 2 guide with limits, tests and server settings.
Do not truncate, trim or case fold a password before you verify it. Hash what the user typed. Level 1 guide with code, test cases and bcrypt pitfalls.
Never block paste or autofill on password fields. Password managers make users safer. Level 1 guide with markup, tests and the mistakes to remove.
Use type=password for password inputs, with an optional show toggle. A tiny Level 1 control that stops shoulder surfing and screen sharing leaks.
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