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Add this script in one of the custom html sections in your Confluence Administration.
This will hide the table where you can view and edit the permissions for anonymous users. But only if the currently logged in user is not a system admin.
If you don't need to show the anonymous permission table to the system admin, you may also look at: https://gist.github.com/dvdsmpsn/5748806
Software Restriction Policy (SRP) when set up correctly can greatly enhance security.
The following links will help you in doing so:
Here are the english and german translations for the new fail2ban feature for sysPASS. Since I haven't worked with gettext yet, the translations are provided in a table.
Key | English | German |
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Activar Fail2Ban | Enable logging for Fail2Ban | Aktiviere Syslog für Fail2Ban |
Activar Fail2Ban - Description | This option enables logging to syslog, so that Fail2Ban can detect and handle hosts with unreasonable amounts of failed logins. | Wenn diese Option aktiviert ist, dann wird bei jedem fehlgeschlagenen Anmeldeversuch eine Nachricht an Syslog gesendet, die von Fail2Ban empfangen werden kann. So ist es möglich, Hosts mit einer ungewöhnlich hohen Anzahl an fehlgeschlagenen Loginversuchen besonders zu behandeln. |
This is the needed fail2ban configuration to block offending clients for sysPass Password Manager. For this to work, you will need all the changes introduced in https://github.com/wendelb/sysPass .
You are good to go!
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# This background job automatically locks your Workstation after a specified amount of | |
# time. It will come in handy if you cannot access the screensaver settings due to policy | |
# restriction but want to lock your screen after a idle timeout. Or you could just | |
# press [Win]+[L] everytime you leave your desk ;) . | |
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# powershell.exe -windowstyle hidden -executionpolicy Unrestricted P:\ATH\TO\logoff.ps1 | |
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# `-windowstyle hidden` will make your PowerShell disappear/run in background |