Alrighty then, I'd like to discuss staff logins in this thread.
Soon enough I'll have to make one and I can't decide if I should make it obvious that there's a login panel or if I should hide it somewhere (like using the rewrite mod and "hiding" it at /login/ or something).
There are pros and cons to each, and I'd like to know which is better.
HidingPros- Not as many "hack" attempts
- Doesn't have the ugly login interface on the main page
Cons- Makes it harder for actual staff to login (Saying they're not computer savvy...)
- Some believe that if "hackers" find a "hidden" login panel they'll try harder to break into it
Not hidingPros- Makes it easier for non-tech-savvy staff to login
Cons- Makes it more obvious that there's something hidden
- Draws "script kiddie" hacker attacks as well as real ones...
So, any discussion?
I don't believe the people I'm working with will be tech savvy, so this honestly makes me think.
I'd like to know opinions
Yours,
Shane~
This post has been edited by ShaneK: 21 Sep, 2009 - 07:44 AM
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