Self-hosted tools need per-user auth, not shared tokens
80/100 commercial intent95/100 confidenceSelf-hosting security
The problem, as people describe it
The current authentication mechanism for a self-hosted tool relies on a shared, static API token, leading to significant security vulnerabilities like lack of per-user identity, no audit attribution, and no logout functionality. This poses a critical risk for organizations requiring robust security and accountability, especially in SIEM environments.
- Corroboration
- 1×
- Sources
- 1
- Category
- Dev Tools / SaaS Infrastructure
- Found on
- github
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