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*[[Security recommendations]] - | *[[Security recommendations]] - Advice on how best to keep your site secure | ||
*[[Security overview report]] - | *[[Security overview report]] - Checks for all kinds of potential security problems that you might have in your configuration | ||
*[[Site policies]] - | *[[Site policies]] -Settings affecting the security and privacy of your site | ||
*[[Password salting]] - | *[[Notifications]] - Information about update and login failure notifications | ||
*[[Moodle security procedures]] | *[[Password salting]] - Details of the way of making passwords more secure by adding a random string of characters to passwords before their md5 hash is calculated | ||
*[[Increasing privacy in Moodle]] - | *[[Moodle security procedures]] - Reporting a security issue | ||
*[[Reducing spam in Moodle]] | *[[Increasing privacy in Moodle]] - Suggestions for settings changes to increase privacy of users | ||
*[[Reducing spam in Moodle]] - Advice on how to minimize the risk of spam on your site | |||
==See also== | ==See also== |
Revision as of 14:48, 24 May 2012
- Security recommendations - Advice on how best to keep your site secure
- Security overview report - Checks for all kinds of potential security problems that you might have in your configuration
- Site policies -Settings affecting the security and privacy of your site
- Notifications - Information about update and login failure notifications
- Password salting - Details of the way of making passwords more secure by adding a random string of characters to passwords before their md5 hash is calculated
- Moodle security procedures - Reporting a security issue
- Increasing privacy in Moodle - Suggestions for settings changes to increase privacy of users
- Reducing spam in Moodle - Advice on how to minimize the risk of spam on your site