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README

Purpose

Provides active security for your Umbraco site using customizable components

Why?

There is no end of ways that your Umbraco site can be compromised, scrapped or mistreated. A few of the more famous can be reduced with the addition of a security layer checking each and every request; whether its access to Umbraco admin pages, media files or anonymous api end points. Our.Shield integrates into the Umbraco backend to allow easy configuration of specialized modules, even across load balanced environments.

Install

  1. Install Our.Shield.Core Framework package via NuGet:
PM> Install-Package Our.Shield.Core

  1. Install the Our.Shield app(s) you desire via NuGet:

    PM> Install-Package Our.Shield.BackofficeAccess

    PM> Install-Package Our.Shield.MediaProtection

    PM> Install-Package Our.Shield.FrontendAccess

Documentation

Manual

Upgrading

v1.0.0 to v1.0.1

After upgrading, you will need to re-save the configurations of the installed apps

Log

1.0.3 - 03/09/2017

Update Shield framework to include the abilty to create, edit, delete & sort environments.

Release of Frontend Access Shield app

1.0.2 - 17/08/2017

Adds new setting to configuration to allow the ability to turn on/off the IP Addresses restrictions for Our.Shield.BackofficeAccess

1.0.1 - 28/07/2017

Fixes Our.Shield.Core migration not creating the Journal table, and therefore, not adding an entry to the umbracoMigration table

1.0.0 - 26/07/2017

Our.Shield.Core, Our.Shield.BackofficeAccess & Our.Shield.MediaProtection released

Future Development / Roadmap

  • Scrapper Defense - Stop bots from stealing your content and resources
  • Geo Banning - Ban areas/countries/cloud services
  • Google Safe Browsing - Disable dangerous Urls

Source Code

Download the source code, it should work for Visual Studio 2013 & 2015. If you set Our.Shield.Site as your Set as Startup project this should execute the test Umbraco website, where you can test Our.Shield in different scenarios. Once running, surf to http://localhost:8560/admin and at the login type admin for user and password for password.