[There was a note here about another topic, 2FA. A new thread for that topic has been created. – vikr00001]
@filipenevola, I attended a briefing today about cyber security preparedness in the U.S. One of the things that was advised was to use intrusion detection. Does Galaxy support any form of intrusion detection yet?
Galaxy uses 2FA in the form of email. I’ve always thought this was kind of weak. I’d prefer either SMS or an authenication app (e.g. Google Authenticator, Authy, VIP Access). I think Galaxy needs to stand this up ASAP.
Agreed. Evidently most of the ransomware hacks are done just via spear-phishing to obtain somebody’s email credentials, and are then successful due to the lack of 2FA. So using email for 2FA is not going to work in a lot of very serious cases. It really needs to be what you’re recommending.
TOTP is very easy to implement and has a fair security. I did it even for a few of our Meteor apps. Maybe you write the Meteor team and request for an alternative 2FA
I’d be surprised if they didn’t have any IDS it’s pretty run of the mill these days. You can always prevent attacks at dns level if you use cloudflare, even the free tier prevents ddos and a plethora of different injection attacks
Would it be helpful for me to update the original post to say this thread is just about IDS, and to link to a new post I create about 2FA for discussion of that topic?
Update: A separate thread for 2FA has been created.