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Creating a Simple Honeypot Field in Laravel

In this blog post, we'll cover a simple method to implement a honeypot form mechanism. A honeypot is a simple security measure designed to catch bots and automated scripts using an inconspicuous form field that human users should leave empty. We...

Creating our Middleware | Creating a Simple Honeypot Field in Laravel

…d is not empty, the middleware will block the request and return a 403 Forbidden response. Depending on your implementation goals, it may also be desirable to pretend the submission was successful instead of returning with a 403 reply. Middleware...

Creating a Helper Blade Directive | Creating a Simple Honeypot Field in Laravel

…html > 2 < html lang = " {{ str_replace ( ' _ ' , ' - ' , app ( ) -> getLocale ( ) ) }} " > 3 < head > 4 < meta charset = " utf-8 " > 5 < meta name = " viewport " content = " width=device-width, initial-scale=1 " > 6 < title > Honeypot Example...

check($value, $hashedValue, array $options = []) | Laravel's Bcrypt Hasher

The check method will validate a given $value against a previously generated $hashedValue . The $options parameter is not utilized in Laravel's Bcrypt implementation. The $value must be the plain text value to check, and the $hashedValue should be...

Configuring Strip and Spark: Stripe API Keys | Integrating Laravel Spark, Stripe, and Statamic 3

Do not share your own API key values on the Internet like this. These are just example values! We will now configure the Stripe API keys required for our integration. The Spark documentation for this step can be located at...

Configuring Stripe and Spark: Web Hooks | Integrating Laravel Spark, Stripe, and Statamic 3

…a terminal window and shared our development site using Expose. Locate the Expose-URL (or equivalent) now so we can use it to configure our Stripe web hooks. The Spark documentation for configuration Stripe web-hooks can be located at...

make($value, array $options = []) | Laravel: Implementing a CRYPT_STD_DES Hasher

The make method is responsible for doing the actual hashing. It also accepts an $options array. We will allow a salt to be supplied using the options array. If no salt is supplied, we will generate one. For the actual hashing, we will make a call...

public function check($value, $hashedValue, array $options = []) | Laravel: Implementing a CRYPT_STD_DES Hasher

The check method is used to check that a known $value is the same as a $hashedValue . We will not need any options for this method. Internally, we will use the make method and PHP's hash_equals function.

setRounds($rounds) | Laravel's Bcrypt Hasher

The setRounds method is simple way to control how many rounds, or iterations the make method will use when calculating the final hash. An argument passed to $rounds must be a positive integer between 4 and 31 (including both 4 and 31 ). If an...

make($value, array $options = []) | Laravel's Bcrypt Hasher

The make method is used to hash a given $value with the provided $options . At the time of writing, the rounds value is the only option that is checked for in the $options array. See the information on the setRounds method for more information on...