Control resources the user agent is allowed to load.
After Dark helps you secure your site using Content Security Policy (CSP). Basic CSP is enabled by default and Advanced Configurations are also possible.
Basic CSP offers minimal protection but is still helpful as it keeps resources from accidentally being loaded over http. In addition, Basic CSP automatically blocks all Flash and Silverlight objects before they have a chance to load.
Basic Configuration Disable CSP site-wide add the following to your site config:
Briefly expose your site to the Internet over SSH with encryption.
Using Serveo you may briefly expose your site to the Internet with end-to-end encryption, no sign-up required. Use this to Work Offline and quietly poke a hole through your NAT or firewall to move information more discretely.
Warning: No form of communication over the Internet is 100% secure. Serve and expose your site with the following command:
$ hugo serve --disableLiveReload & ssh -R 80:localhost:1313 serveo.net Once started press g for traffic inspection, or quit to go offline and use fg to return to hugo.
Production-ready self-hosted full-stack git service.
High Tea pairs Gitea with Traefik enabling you to manage your source code online using an intuitive and sleek-looking web-based interface:
Dashboard view within the High Tea Gitea application. Use it to manage organizations, create pull mirrors, selectively mark private repos, configure LFS and collaborate on code with others using git for free.
High Tea also provides a Traefik integration so you can manage web services, monitor traffic and inspect service health in real-time.
Verify you are using genuine After Dark software.
After Dark utilizes the NPM CLI to produce a unique cryptographic hash each release, enabling any copy to be uniquely identified regardless of its source.
Release hashes use the SHA-512 algorithm and look like this:
VWcn7AxXUkZRGsRIM/6A5RjqW7DOPH+XbnLGRp7hpr0TCH/9l31ug2h2JaIlEvsDzOPRcZDBdyZvJ4mSm/Rqjg== Each release a new hash is generated in the following locations:
Embedded using PGP in the release source git tag message. Codified into the latest or version-specific NPM package metadata. Embedded inside the After Dark Online Help documentation.