django-secure-login 0.3.2

Django app to harden the security around login

Django Secure Login
=======================

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Overview
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Django secure login provides utilities to add simple security steps around login and registration. It provides two mixins, `SecureLoginBackendMixin` and `SecureFormMixin` which check for common vulnerabilities while logging in.

* `SecureLoginBackendMixin` can be used with any Backend which has a concept of username and password
* `SecureFormMixin` can be used with any Form which has a concept of username and password. (eg login form, registration form etc)

Settings
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* `SECURE_LOGIN_CHECKERS`: A list of strings which can be evaluated to callables. The callable should return True if it wants the authentication to go through.
* `SECURE_LOGIN_ON_FAIL`: A list of strings which can be evaluated to callables. Can take any action appropriate to a failed login.
* `SECURE_LOGIN_MAX_HOURLY_ATTEMPTS`: Max failed attempts per hour before the user is locked out.

Features
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* Works with any Backend and Form which has usename-y and password-y attributes.
* Ensure that passwords have a minimum length (default 6)
* Ensure that the password is not in the list of known weak passwords.
* Ensure username is not same as password
* Email user on a failed login attempt for them.
* Lockout after 10 failed attempts within an hour.

Usage
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Simple
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Set

AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS = ("secure_login.backends.SecureLoginBackend", )

Which will run all the default checkers.

Advanced
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AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS = ("secure_login.backends.SecureLoginBackend", )

And

SECURE_LOGIN_CHECKERS = [
"secure_login.checkers.no_weak_passwords",
"secure_login.checkers.no_short_passwords",
]

`SECURE_LOGIN_CHECKERS` should be a list of callables. Each callable should only return true if it wants the authentication to go through.

And

SECURE_LOGIN_ON_FAIL = [
"secure_login.on_fail.email_user",
"secure_login.on_fail.populate_failed_requests",
]

`SECURE_LOGIN_ON_FAIL` should be a list of callables. Each callable would be called in order if the authentication falls.

Writing new secure backends.
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If you have an existing backend `FooBackend`, you can add SecureBackend like this.

class SecureFooLoginBackend(SecureLoginBackendMixin, FooBackend):
pass

If this backend has `email` as an username like identifier.

class SecureFooLoginBackend(SecureLoginBackendMixin, FooBackend):

def username_fieldname(self):
return "email"



Secure Form
============

Use the `SecureFormMixin` with your usual forms. If you have an existing for `FooForm`

class SecureFooForm(SecureFormMixin, FooForm):
pass

If this form uses email as username lke identifier

class SecureFooForm(SecureFormMixin, FooForm):

def username_fieldname(self):
return "email"



`SECURE_LOGIN_CHECKERS` will be tested in the the clean method.



TODO
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* Rate limits login attempts per IP.
* Rate limits login attempts per user.
* Emails admins on X failed attempts.
* Integrate with fail2ban.
* Support 2F authentication