I need to implement fine-grained access control in a Ruby on Rails app. The permissions for individual users are saved in a database table and I thought that it would be best to let the respective resource (i.e. the instance of a model) decide whether a certain user is allowed to read from or write to it. Making this decision in the controller each time certainly wouldn’t be very DRY. The problem
token_authenticatable is vulnerable to timing attacks, which are very well explained in this blog post. These attacks were the reason token_authenticatable was removed from Devise 3.1. See the plataformatec blog post for more info. To have the most secure token authentication mechanism, the token: Must be sent via HTTPS. Must be random, of cryptographic strength. Must be securely compared. Must no
I am using sidekiq in my rails application. By Default, Sidekiq can be accessed by anybody by appending "/sidekiq" after the url. I want to password protect / authenticate only the sidekiq part. How can i do that?
In order to use the iOS native facebook login, you have to: use the new facebook module require('facebook'), the old one is deprecated set forceDialogAuth = false; make sure the bundle id of your app is also set in your facebook app Set the facebook app id in tiapp.xml move the Info.plist to the root folder of your app and provide the facebook id and url scheme there (With the new SDKs you can do
When writing a request spec, how do you set sessions and/or stub controller methods? I'm trying to stub out authentication in my integration tests - rspec/requests Here's an example of a test require File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/../spec_helper' require File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/authentication_helpers' describe "Messages" do include AuthenticationHelpers describe "GET admin/messages" do before(:each
I'm doing a singe-page application using Rails. When signing in and out Devise controllers are invoked using ajax. The problem I'm getting is that when I 1) sign in 2) sign out then signing in again doesn't work. I think it's related to CSRF token which gets reset when I sign out (though it shouldn't afaik) and since it's single page, the old CSRF token is being sent in xhr request thus resetting
I have a page that lists all of the projects that has sortable headers and pagination. path: /projects?order=asc&page=3&sort=code I choose to edit one of the projects path: projects/436/edit When I click save on that page, it calls the projects controller / update method. After I update the code I want to redirect to the path that I was on before I clicked edit a specific project. In other words,
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