better-auth-best-practices

To secure Better Auth for production, you must configure environment variables correctly, enforce rate limiting, implement secure session management, and apply CSRF protection. This framework provides a comprehensive production checklist to guide these hardening steps.

Adding two-factor authentication to Better Auth is achieved through its plugin system. You can integrate the specific two-factor authentication plugin and configure it alongside your existing session management to add an extra layer of login security.

Session management in Better Auth handles user state persistence securely across requests. It involves configuring session tokens and expiration policies to prevent unauthorized access, ensuring robust authentication state tracking.

Yes, Better Auth supports rate limiting configuration to mitigate brute force attacks. By implementing rate limits on authentication endpoints, you restrict excessive login attempts and protect user credentials from automated threats.

Troubleshooting Heartwood in Better Auth requires checking your plugin configurations and security hardening settings. Limitations arise from misconfigured environment variables or database integration issues, which can disrupt the authentication flow and session handling.