better-auth-security-best-practices

Prevent brute force attacks on Better Auth endpoints by configuring rate limiting. This mitigates abuse across authentication surfaces by enforcing configurable defaults and per-endpoint rules for production deployments.

Configure CSRF protection and trusted origins for Better Auth to prevent cross-site request forgery and spoofing. This enforces origin verification, ensuring only designated domains can interact with authentication flows.

Better Auth handles session and cookie security by enforcing secure configurations, including encryption and same-site policies. This ensures resilient session management across web and API services in production environments.

Yes, you can encrypt OAuth tokens and manage secrets with Better Auth. It supports environment-driven secret loading, safe storage practices, and optional OAuth token encryption for secure deployments.

Yes, Better Auth supports IP tracking and audit logging for security monitoring. It provides auditing hooks and observability features to track authentication events and maintain resilient security visibility.

Harden authentication surfaces for production deployments when implementing defense-in-depth. This requires configuring rate limiting, secret management, CSRF protection, and secure sessions to protect web and API services.