Security Overview
Introduction to Pixashot's security architecture, features, and implementation guidelines.
Pixashot implements multiple layers of security to ensure safe and reliable screenshot capture operations. This guide outlines our security architecture and key protective measures.
Key Security Features
Authentication
- Token-based API authentication
- Signed URL support for temporary access
- Configurable rate limiting
- Request validation and sanitization
Network Security
- HTTPS support for all endpoints
- Proxy configuration with authentication
- Network request filtering
- Domain and IP restrictions
Resource Protection
- Strict memory limits per request
- Browser process isolation
- Automatic resource cleanup
- Download size restrictions
Input Validation
- URL validation and sanitization
- Parameter type checking
- Content length limits
- File format verification
Security Architecture
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Default Security Features
Pixashot comes with secure defaults:
- Authentication required by default
- HTTPS redirects enabled
- Secure response headers
- Resource limits enforced
- Network isolation active
Quick Implementation Guide
- Set Secure Authentication:
# Generate secure token
export AUTH_TOKEN=$(openssl rand -hex 32)
- Enable HTTPS:
# Production configuration
export HTTPS_ONLY=true
export IGNORE_HTTPS_ERRORS=false
- Configure Rate Limits:
# Basic rate limiting
export RATE_LIMIT_ENABLED=true
export RATE_LIMIT_CAPTURE="5 per second"
Next Steps
- Set up Authentication
- Configure Network Security
- Review Security Best Practices
Additional Resources
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