vd_auth
v0.1.0
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**VD-Auth** is a robust, production-grade authentication platform built with modern web technologies. It offers secure user authentication, account management, and session handling, designed for scalability and ease of use.
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VD-Auth
VD-Auth is a robust, production-grade authentication platform built with modern web technologies. It offers secure user authentication, account management, and session handling, designed for scalability and ease of use.
🌐 Live Demo
Explore the live version of the project: VD-Auth
📂 Repository
Access the source code on GitHub: VD-Auth
🚀 Features
- User Registration: Secure registration with real-time validation and email verification.
- User Login: Encrypted login process with token-based session management.
- Forgot Password: Password recovery using an email-based reset link.
- Role-Based Access: Differentiates user access based on roles (e.g., Admin, User).
- Session Persistence: Maintains session information securely across sessions.
- Comprehensive Security: Implements strong encryption, hashed passwords, and CSRF protection.
🛠️ Technologies Used
Frontend:
- Next.js and TypeScript: Enables a responsive, fast-loading, and scalable user interface.
- React: Manages dynamic UI elements and state with ease.
Backend:
- NeonDB: A highly scalable cloud PostgreSQL solution.
- Prisma: ORM for type-safe database interaction and schema management.
- PostgreSQL: Relational database for reliable data storage and retrieval.
🛡️ Security Measures
- Token-Based Authentication: Uses JWT (JSON Web Tokens) to manage user sessions securely.
- Password Hashing: Utilizes bcrypt to hash and store passwords safely.
- CSRF Protection: Safeguards against cross-site request forgery attacks.
- Rate Limiting: Prevents brute-force attacks on login endpoints.
🧑💻 Contributions
This website is fully developed and maintained by Vyom Maloo. For any suggestions or improvements, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request in the GitHub repository.
📄 License
This project is licensed under the MIT License, making it open-source and free to use.