django-sudo
Sudo mode is an extra layer of security for your most sensitive pages.
This is an implementation of GitHub's Sudo Mode for Django.
What is this for?
django-sudo provides an extra layer of security for after a user is already logged in. Views can
be decorated with @sudo_required, and then a user
must re-enter their password to view that page. After verifying their password, that user has
elevated permissions for the duration of SUDO_COOKIE_AGE. This duration is independent of the
normal session duration allowing short elevated permission durations, but retain long user sessions.
Installation
$ pip install django-sudo
Compatibility
- Django 1.9-1.11
- Python 2.7, 3.6-3.7
Resources
1 maintainer
Metadata
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