seo: added option for site verification

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DryRun Security Summary

The pull request adds site verification settings for various platforms, such as Google, Bing, Baidu, Facebook, and Mastodon, which should be stored securely and validated to maintain application security.

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**Summary:** The code changes in this pull request are related to adding site verification settings for various platforms, including Google, Bing, Baidu, Facebook, and Mastodon. This is a common practice to verify site ownership and enable certain features on these platforms. From an application security perspective, there are a few key points to consider: 1. **Secure Storage of Verification Codes:** The verification codes should be treated as sensitive information and should not be stored in the codebase or committed to the repository. Instead, they should be managed securely, such as through environment variables or a secret management system. 2. **Unused Verification Codes:** The code provides placeholders for several verification codes, but some of them may not be used. It's a good practice to remove any unused or unnecessary configuration settings to maintain code cleanliness and reduce the attack surface. 3. **Validation and Error Handling:** The code does not appear to include any validation or error handling for the verification codes. It's important to ensure that the input is properly validated and that any errors or issues are handled gracefully to prevent potential security vulnerabilities. 4. **Hardcoded URLs:** The code includes some hardcoded URLs, such as the ClickUp form URLs. While this may be acceptable for development purposes, it's generally recommended to externalize such configuration values to make the application more flexible and maintainable. **Files Changed:** - `config/_default/params.toml`: This file has been updated to add site verification settings for various platforms, including Google, Bing, Baidu, Facebook, and Mastodon. The changes introduce new parameters to store the verification codes, which should be treated as sensitive information and managed securely.

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devopstoday11 commented 1 month ago

@tfsumon Can you provide an example how to add site verification with Google and Bing, please? Provide example in this PR's comment only.

tfsumon commented 1 month ago

@devopstoday11,

Open params.toml file and locate following code and add bing webmaster meta code in bing option.

# site verifications
# https://github.com/gethugothemes/hugo-modules/tree/master/seo-tools/site-verifications
[site_verification]
google = ""   # Your verification code
bing = ""     # Your verification code
baidu = ""    # Your verification code
facebook = "" # Your verification code
mastodon = "" # Your verification code

tfsumon commented 1 month ago

@devopstoday11,

Could you please merge the 'main' branch with the 'chandu' branch for the documentation site? Once this is completed, I'll be able to add the site verification code.

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