Security

Overview

This module provides the ability to determine the appearance of a CAPTCHA challenge based on IP address on a form-by-form basis.

Description :

This module protects users email address, encrypting them into the database. This module doesn't alter user experience.
In case of database hacking, this sensitive data would be useless for the hacker.

It uses the Encrypt module, providing the encryption method.
Easy to use :

• install the DataBase Email Encryption (dbee) module : the encryption will be enabled for all users email address.
• Uninstall it or disable it : it will disable the users email address encryption for all users email address.

The encryption can be enforced by using the Real AES module.

Adds options to encrypt field values.

The goal of this module is to create a method for encrypting and decrypting field values when stored in the database.

Scramble (hash) the emails and/or passwords of users in a Drupal install. Some people consider those data items to be sensitive, personally identifiable information.

Demonstration module for doing IP authentication with content fields.

Hosting Profile Roles extends Aegir to enable more control over what role(s) a client user is assigned during site install. Since, by default, Aegir client's are given UID1 during site installs, this module also allows UID1 to be assigned to another user. This allows tighter control of the client's user experience, and thus support for Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) type business models.

Current features

Additions to the front-end:

• adds a "Roles" tab to the platform page that includes (for each profile available on the platform):
  • a field for an Aegir user that will be assigned UID1 for sites created using that profile
  • a field for the name of the role to assign site creators

When a site is created on a such a platform:

• UID1 on a created site is replaced (in the site context) by the Aegir user specified on the platform's Roles tab for the relevant profile
• after the site is installed, a second user is created based on site's creator
• that user is assigned the role specified on the platform's Roles tab for the relevant profile
• the "Login" link is updated to point to the second user's account