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# Security Guide
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## 🔐 Security Best Practices for Medication Reminder App
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### **Password Security**
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#### **Password Requirements**
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- Minimum 8 characters
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- Must contain uppercase and lowercase letters
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- Must contain at least one number
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- Must contain at least one special character
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- Cannot be common passwords (password123, admin, etc.)
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#### **Password Hashing**
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- Uses bcrypt with salt rounds for secure password storage
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- Passwords are never stored in plain text
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- Password verification happens through secure hash comparison
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### **Authentication Security**
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#### **Session Management**
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- JWT-like token system for user sessions
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- Tokens have expiration times
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- Secure token storage and transmission
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- Automatic session cleanup on logout
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#### **Email Verification**
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- All new accounts require email verification
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- Verification tokens are time-limited
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- Prevents unauthorized account creation
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- Uses cryptographically secure random tokens
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#### **OAuth Security**
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- Supports Google and GitHub OAuth
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- Secure OAuth flow implementation
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- No password storage for OAuth users
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- Account linking prevention for security
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### **Environment Security**
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#### **Environment Variables**
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- Never commit `.env` files to version control
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- Use separate environment files for different deployments
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- Rotate credentials regularly
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- Use strong, unique passwords for each environment
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#### **Docker Security**
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- Non-root user for application execution
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- Multi-stage builds to minimize attack surface
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- Health checks for service monitoring
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- Isolated network for services
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### **Database Security**
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#### **CouchDB Security**
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- Admin authentication required
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- Database-level access control
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- SSL/TLS encryption for production
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- Regular backup and security updates
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#### **Data Protection**
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- User data isolation by user ID
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- Input validation and sanitization
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- Protection against injection attacks
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- Secure data deletion capabilities
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### **Production Security Checklist**
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#### **Before Deployment**
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- [ ] Change default admin password
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- [ ] Configure strong CouchDB credentials
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- [ ] Set up Mailgun with proper API keys
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- [ ] Enable SSL/TLS certificates
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- [ ] Configure firewall rules
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- [ ] Set up monitoring and logging
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#### **Regular Security Tasks**
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- [ ] Rotate credentials monthly
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- [ ] Update dependencies regularly
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- [ ] Monitor logs for suspicious activity
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- [ ] Backup databases securely
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- [ ] Review user access permissions
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- [ ] Test disaster recovery procedures
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### **Incident Response**
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#### **Security Breach Protocol**
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1. **Immediate Response**
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- Disable affected accounts
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- Change all credentials
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- Review access logs
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- Document the incident
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2. **Investigation**
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- Identify breach source
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- Assess data exposure
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- Notify affected users
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- Implement fixes
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3. **Recovery**
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- Restore from secure backups
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- Update security measures
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- Monitor for further issues
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- Conduct post-incident review
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### **Compliance Considerations**
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#### **Data Privacy**
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- User data minimization
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- Right to data deletion
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- Transparent privacy policy
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- Secure data export capabilities
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#### **Healthcare Compliance**
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- HIPAA considerations for health data
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- Secure medication information handling
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- Audit trail capabilities
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- Data retention policies
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### **Security Monitoring**
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#### **Logging**
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- Authentication attempts
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- Failed login monitoring
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- Admin actions tracking
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- Database access logging
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#### **Alerting**
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- Multiple failed login attempts
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- Admin privilege escalation
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- Unusual data access patterns
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- System health issues
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### **Emergency Contacts**
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#### **Security Issues**
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- Development Team: security@your-domain.com
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- System Administrator: admin@your-domain.com
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- Emergency Response: +1-XXX-XXX-XXXX
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#### **Third-party Services**
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- Mailgun Support: support@mailgun.com
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- CouchDB Security: security@apache.org
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- Docker Security: security@docker.com
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