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Kohana auth module
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| ver | Stable | Develop |
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| 3.3.x | [![Build Status - 3.3/master](https://travis-ci.org/kohana/auth.svg?branch=3.3%2Fmaster)](https://travis-ci.org/kohana/auth) | [![Build Status - 3.3/develop](https://travis-ci.org/kohana/auth.svg?branch=3.3%2Fdevelop)](https://travis-ci.org/kohana/auth) |
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| 3.4.x | [![Build Status - 3.4/master](https://travis-ci.org/kohana/auth.svg?branch=3.4%2Fmaster)](https://travis-ci.org/kohana/auth) | [![Build Status - 3.4/develop](https://travis-ci.org/kohana/auth.svg?branch=3.4%2Fdevelop)](https://travis-ci.org/kohana/auth) |
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I've forked the main Auth module because there were some fundamental flaws with it:
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1. It's trivial to [bruteforce](http://dev.kohanaframework.org/issues/3163) publicly hidden salt hashes.
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- I've fixed this by switching the password hashing algorithm to the more secure secret-key based hash_hmac method.
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2. ORM drivers were included.
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- I've fixed this by simply removing them. They cause confusion with new users because they think that Auth requires ORM. The only driver currently provided by default is the file driver.
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3. Auth::get_user()'s api is inconsistent because it returns different data types.
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- I've fixed this by returning an empty user model by default. You can override what gets returned (if you've changed your user model class name for instance) by overloading the get_user() method in your application.
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These changes should be merged into the mainline branch eventually, but they completely break the API, so likely won't be done until 3.1. |