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When users need to secure a Better Auth deployment, prevent brute force attacks, or harden auth config (e.g., mention CSRF, rate limit, secrets).
A hardened Better Auth setup: resistant to brute force, CSRF, enumeration; with encrypted tokens, audited sessions, and safe cross-subdomain auth.
Use Cases
A team has built an app with Better Auth and plans to go live. They use this skill to configure rate limiting, secure cookies, CSRF protection, and trusted origins per the guide. The skill helps them avoid common pitfalls like weak secrets or open CORS, and the checklist ensures production readiness and reduced attack surface.
After a spike in failed logins, a developer uses the skill to set strict per-endpoint rate limits, enable OAuth token encryption, and add database hooks for session audit logs. This mitigates brute force, secures third-party tokens, and provides traceability of auth events for incident response.
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