Open Tom-Willemsen opened 4 years ago
Is there any problem in letting anyone in the world have the value of every block for all time? Is that ok or do we need to restrict the people who can see the history of blocks? Do we have to worry about DDoS: getting blocks for all of time sounds like it could be an intensive opperation Is there anything else security wise we should worry about?
Whilst not likely it is possible to point your blocks at things like titles and user names which then become a GDPR issue, as well as the security issues you mentioned
@John-Holt-Tessella @KathrynBaker I think the block history feature should probably be behind access control (i.e. available to users only, not the public) to mitigate these security/privacy concerns. Doing so would bring us back to the same level of security/privacy that we usually have when users are on-site.
We could put the whole site behind security, which might be easier than just one or two bits.
See #5423
Above PR links to grafana graphs via user office/fed id authentication.
We have now implemented:
We have not (yet) implemented:
@FreddieAkeroyd - do you agree that there is no more to be done on this ticket (at least for the forseeable future)?
As a user working remotely, I would like to be able to monitor my experiment at ISIS.
To do this, I would like the web dashboard to provide more information
Remote access requirements satisfied:
Note: this list is the requirements which I consider possible/reasonable. Each one of these could be implemented separately:
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