$SectionName = "Security";

### Section 1
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$SectionSub1 = "Security_Intro";
$SectionBody1 = qq~YaBB is very secure against all types of attackers. The many built-in features of YaBB provide safety for your forum against attacks. Realize, however, many of these security features are selectable, thus if you don't enable them, it can pose risks. Examples of this would be not using a Validation Image for registrations, or allowing Guests to post without a Validation Image check.
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### Section 2
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$SectionSub2 = "Sessions";
$SectionBody2 = qq~<b>Sessions</b> are a YaBB feature designed to protect administrative functions. If sessions are enabled in the Admin Center, staff will be required to revalidate their session whenever their network connection changes IP address.
<p>To revalidate your session, simply click &quot;Update Session&quot; on the YaBB main menu at the top of the forum. If this link isn't present, then your session doesn't need to be updated.</p>
<p>By default, it asks you for your Password to revalidate. That can be changed in your Profile, under the &quot;Edit Profile&quot; section, near the bottom of the list of settings.</p>
<p>To check if sessions are enabled, go into the Admin Center&#47;Security Center&#47;Security Settings and look under the &quot;General&quot; tab. Sessions are enabled If the checkbox to the right of &quot;Activate Session ID's&quot; is checked. </p>
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### Section 3
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$SectionSub3 = "Stealth_Mode";
$SectionBody3 = qq~<b>Stealth Mode</b> is a YaBB feature designed to allow Administrators, Global Moderators, or both the ability to discretely monitor the forum's activity without being &quot;seen&quot;. When this option is selected, Administrators and Global Moderators &quot;Online&quot; status is concealed from all other Member Groups and Guests.
<p>This option is enabled by checking the box in the &quot;Staff&quot; tab found in the Admin Center&#47;Forum Configuration&#47;Forum Settings.</p>
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$SectionSub4 = "Encrypt_User_IDs";
$SectionBody4 = qq~This feature is designed to enhance security by allowing Administrators the option to conceal the User's <u>log in</u> name in the link to their Profile. This is the link that appears wherever the mouse cursor is placed over a Member's <u>Displayed</u> Name.
<ul><li><u><b>Option disabled:</b></u> When this option is disabled, the link will end with &quot;username=(user's login name)&quot;</li>
<li><u><b>Option enabled:</b></u> When this option is enable, the link will end with &quot;username=(encrypted number)&quot;</li></ul>
<p>This option is enabled by default.  It may be disabled by unchecking the &quot;Encrypt User ID's&quot; box in the Admin Center&#47;Security Center&#47;Security Settings section under the &quot;General&quot; tab.</p>
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### Section 5
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$SectionSub5 = "Administrative_Functions";
$SectionBody5 = qq~The Forum Administrator may select what administrative functions the Global Moderators may control. The Administrator may restrict access to the Admin Center completely, or may choose to allow Global Moderators to control a selected list of these functions. These include items such as editing user Profiles, adding Members, deleting Members, editing the Forum News, altering forum Security Settings, and many more.
<p>The best way to know for sure what options you have control over is to discuss them with the Forum Administrator.</p>
<p>If your Administrator has given you access to the Admin Center, the various menus on the left will show you the functions you have <b>at least some</b> control over.</p>
<p><font color="#0099CC"><b><u>ADMINISTRATOR TIP:</u></b> Access to some screens in the Admin Center display options that <i><b>you may not have access to</b></i>. For example, the Administrator may allow you to ADD and VIEW members, but <u>not</u> DELETE members. The screen you view them on, however, contains checkboxes and buttons for the DELETE function. If you attempt to use these without having permission, it will result in you receiving an error message. This is NOT a bug - you don't have permission - and the program's proper response is to give you that error message.</font></p>
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### Section 6
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$SectionSub6 = "Activate_Referral_Security_Checking";
$SectionBody6 = qq~This feature is designed to enhance security by allowing Administrators the option to select what actions are allowed in a URL outside the forum's domainname. When enabled, this allows the Administrator to select allowed actions individually in the list found in the Admin Center&#47;Security Center&#47;Referrer Security section. 
<p>This option is enabled by checking the &quot;Activate Referral Security Checking&quot; box in the &quot;General&quot; tab found in the Admin Center&#47;Security Center&#47;Security Settings.</p>
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### Section 7
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$SectionSub7 = "Show_IP_in_Board_Index";
$SectionBody7 = qq~This feature allows Administrators the option to view the IP number of anyone logged in or visiting the forum. This option displays a Guest's or User's IP address at the bottom right of each post.  
<p>This option may be enabled for Administrators, Global Moderators, or both.</p> 
<p>This option is enabled by checking the appropriate boxes in the &quot;General&quot; tab found in the Admin Center&#47;Security Center&#47;Security Settings.</p>
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### Section 8
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$SectionSub8 = "Spam_Protect_-_Enter_Percent";
$SectionBody8 = qq~This feature is designed to limit spam by setting a limit on how many other Members a User may send a Personal Message to at one time. The number you enter represents <b>the maximum <u>percent</u> of total Members</b> a User may send PMs to at one time. 
<p>This option is enabled by entering a desired percent in the appropriate box found in the &quot;Personal Messages&quot; tab found in the Admin Center&#47;Forum Configuration&#47;Forum Settings section.</p>
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### Section 9
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$SectionSub9 = "Other_Anti-spam_Measures";
$SectionBody9 = qq~YaBB 2.5.2 has additional features for helping you combat spam registrations. Two such features are the Honeypot and SpamFruits both of which can be turned on or off from the Admin Center&#47;Security Center&#47;Anti-Spam Settings. Honeypot is a 'passive' spambot catcher that catches spambots when they fill in a registration field that can be seen by spambots but not by people using a browser. SpamFruits works by requiring a mouse move to choose the proper picture. Another effective anti-spam utility is Anti-Spam Question found in the Admin Center&#47;Security Center&#47;Anti-Spam Question. 
<p>This option must be turned on and it is highly recommended that you change and/or add questions that reflect your forum's unique niche. Try not to use questions whose answers are too easily searchable on Google.</p>
<p>Currently, the forum specific language for the Honeypot can be edited by downloading the file 'Languages/English/honey.txt', editing it and re-uploading it. The text in the Honeypot language should resemble something you <b>might</b> have as a real registration requirement.</p>
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