Add multiple security and validation improvements across the app:
- Prevent session fixation: regenerate session ID on login and after successful 2FA; tighten session cookie params (Secure, HttpOnly, SameSite=Lax).
- Harden installer: add CSRF checks for install/update flows and use PDO::quote when injecting admin credentials into SQL migration to avoid injection; add csrf_field() to installer templates.
- Template hardening: add safe_url and safe_mailto Twig filters, escape tag names for JS, and add rel="noopener noreferrer" to external links to mitigate XSS/opener risks.
- Domain controller: validate referrer to avoid open redirects, enforce user isolation mode when finding/deleting/updating domains and when assigning notification groups (ensures users only affect their own resources).
- Notification groups: verify channel belongs to group before deleting or toggling to prevent unauthorized access.
- ErrorLog: whitelist allowed sort columns to avoid arbitrary column injection in ORDER BY.
- Routes: move the debug whois route to protected/admin area.
These changes collectively reduce attack surface (XSS, open redirect, session fixation, SQL injection) and enforce proper resource isolation and input validation.
Carry the login "remember me" choice through two-factor authentication by storing it in the session. When a user initially logs in, set $_SESSION['pending_remember'] = $remember; after successful 2FA, TwoFactorController checks and clears that flag and invokes a new public wrapper (createRememberTokenPublic) on AuthController to create the persistent remember token. This allows remember-me behavior to be applied only after 2FA completes.
Introduce richer notifications and domain status handling across the app.
- NotificationService: Add domain status alert formatting/sending, in-app notifications for available/registered/redemption/pending_delete, richer session_new and session_failed notifications (geolocation + UA parsing) and helpers for human-readable status labels.
- Auth/TwoFactor: Emit notifications for successful logins (including remember-me and 2FA) and failed login attempts; update last-login timestamp on various flows.
- DomainController: Wrap bulk domain create in try/catch to handle duplicate race conditions and log failures.
- WhoisService: Detect redemption_period and pending_delete statuses from WHOIS/EPP statuses.
- Settings/Setting: Add settings support for notification status triggers and bump default app_version to 1.1.2; persist/update status trigger values.
- Views/Layout/View helpers: Add parsing/formatting for login notification data, add new status labels/classes (available, redemption_period, pending_delete), update notification icons/colors mapping.
- Top-nav & Notifications UI: Enhance dropdown with rich login/failed-login display (flags, device icons), clickable domain redirects when marking read, badge IDs for dynamic updates.
- Error admin UI: Add copy error report button with robust clipboard fallback and toast UI reused from messages; improved copy UX in admin index/detail.
- Installer: Add new migration 024 to installer migration lists and adjust detected toVersion to 1.1.2.
- DB: Add migration file 024_add_status_notifications_v1.1.2.sql (new file).
These changes add user-facing alerts for domain lifecycle events and stronger login/security notifications while improving UI feedback and robustness during bulk operations.
Added CSRF protection and enforced POST requests for user delete and toggle status actions in UserController. Updated the users index view to use JavaScript for submitting POST forms with CSRF tokens for these actions, improving security and user experience. Also improved login success messages to include the user's full name.
Introduces Pushover as a new notification channel with priority-based alerts, device targeting, and custom sounds. Enhances domain status detection for .nl and .eu domains, ensuring accurate handling when expiration dates or explicit status flags are missing. Fixes PHP 8.x compatibility issues with null parameters in date functions and improves error handling and logging by replacing error_log() with a centralized Logger service. Updates documentation and migrations for version 1.1.1.
Moved admin/user isolation checks and related methods from Domain and NotificationGroup models to User model for better separation of concerns. Replaced direct database queries in controllers and services with new model methods. Added methods for assigning unassigned domains/groups, searching domains, and clearing old notification logs. Updated views for improved UI consistency.
Introduces two-factor authentication (2FA) with TOTP, backup codes, and email codes. Adds controllers, services, views, and migration for 2FA setup, verification, and management. Updates user and settings models, email helper, and relevant controllers to support 2FA policy enforcement, configuration, and user flows. Enhances security by allowing admins to require or disable 2FA, and provides backup code generation and management for account recovery.
Extracted all email sending logic into a new EmailHelper class for centralized management and improved error handling. Updated AuthController, SettingsController, and EmailChannel to use EmailHelper for sending emails and logging. Added auto-detection of SMTP encryption based on port in both backend (SettingsController) and frontend (settings view), improving user experience and reducing misconfiguration. Enhanced logging for email operations and improved UI feedback for encryption selection.
Introduces error log tracking with new ErrorLog model, controller, views, and migration. Adds admin UI for viewing, resolving, and deleting errors. Implements bulk actions for users and notification groups, refactors domain filtering/pagination, and centralizes admin access checks using Auth::requireAdmin().
Introduces CSRF protection to all sensitive controller actions, integrates configurable CAPTCHA (reCAPTCHA v2/v3, Turnstile) for authentication and registration flows, and centralizes input validation via a new InputValidator helper. Adds new helpers and services for CSRF and CAPTCHA, updates settings and migration for CAPTCHA configuration, and enhances logging and error handling in TLD registry import processes. Also improves validation for user, domain, group, and profile inputs throughout the application.
The installer now prompts for and validates a custom admin username and email, updating migrations and SQL placeholders accordingly. Login now accepts either username or email, and the login form and installer views have been updated to reflect these changes. Additional logging and migration handling improvements were made for better installation and authentication workflows.
