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cansecurity is your all-in-one security library for user authentication, authorization and management in node expressjs apps
cansecurity is your all-in-one security library for user authentication management and authorization in node (and specifically expressjs and restify) apps.
You can use use authentication, per-route authorization, and even declarative authorization. You can authenticate against any authentication system you like, just provide the interface function.
As of version 0.7.0, we support both restify and express.
It's this simple:
var express = require('express'), app = express(), cs = require('cansecurity'), cansec = cs.init(/* init params */);
// send200 is a shortcut route to send a 200 response
// open route
// only authorized if logged in, or as certain roles, or some combination
// only authorized if "searchParam" is set to the same value as the user ID field set in cs.init();
// only authorized if getCheckObject() returns an object, with field owner, that has a value matching the user ID field
// only authorized if the request parameter "private" has the value "true", and then restrict to logged in
And if you prefer declarative authorization, even easier:
// inside app.js:
// instantiate the user validator
// instantiate the declarative authorizer
// inside "pathToAuthConfigFile"
"routes": [
// [verb,path,default,[test params,] test condition]
["GET","/api/user","user.roles.admin === true"],
["GET","/api/user/:user","user.roles.admin === true || user.id === req.param('user')"],
["GET","/api/user/:user",{"private":"true"},"user.roles.admin === true || user.id === req.param('user')"],
["PUT","/api/user/:user","user.roles.admin === true || user.id === req.param('user')"],
["GET","/api/user/:user/roles","user.roles.admin === true || user.id === req.param('user')"],
["PUT","/api/user/:user/roles","user.roles.admin === true"]
For any breaking changes, please see the end of this README.
cansecurity will manage your user authentication, including managing stateless sessions. It can use either native express sessions and or its own stateless sessions. cansecurity stateless sessions can keep a user logged in automatically across multiple nodejs instances, essentially creating free single-sign-on.
cansecurity will handle authorization in your requests, determining if a user should be allowed to perform a certain request, based on your rules.
You can tell cansecurity to manage your authorization imperatively (via middleware code) or declaratively (using a config file). Whatever works better for you is just fine for cansecurity!
Installation is simple, just install the npm module:
npm install cansecurity
First initialize your cansecurity instance, then use its validation to validate users.
To initialize cansecurity, you must first require() it, and then init() it, which will return the middleware you can use:
var cs = require('cansecurity');var cansec = cs.init(initConfig);
initConfig has six properties:
sessionExpiry: OPTIONAL. Integer in minutes how long sessions should last, default is
15. Used both for expressjs sessions and CS sessions. Setting
sessionExpiry will only affect how long a session is valid for cansecurity. It will not affect the underlying expressjs session itself.
sessionKey: OPTIONAL. String. Secret key shared between nodejs servers to provide single-sign-on. This is a string. The default, if none is provided, is a random 64-character string. This is required if you want to take advantage of cansecurity's stateless sessions. Keep this very secret.
validate: REQUIRED. Function that will get a user by username, and possibly validate a their password, asynchronously. For more details, see below.
encryptHeader: OPTIONAL. With a value of true, the exposed headers (
X-CS-Auth and
X-CS-User) are encrypted using
rc4-hmac-md5 algorithm.
authHeader: OPTIONAL. Replaces the Auth header
X-CS-Auth for the specified header name.
userHeader: OPTIONAL. Replaces the User header
X-CS-User for the specified header name.
debug: OPTIONAL. Print debug messages about each authentication attempt to the console. It will not include the actual password.
Validation is straightforward. Once you have set up cansecurity properly, it functions as standard expressjs middleware:
This should be done before your router.
If the user is successfully authenticated, then the user object will be placed in two locations:
req.session["X-CS-AUTH"].user; // only if expressjs sessions have been enabled
However, for safety, you should retrieve it using the convenience method:
require('cansecurity').getUser(req);// or simplycs.getUser(req);
You can also determine how the current user was authorized, credentials (e.g. password) and token, by calling
require('cansecurity').getAuthMethod(req);// returns "credentials" or "token"// or simplycs.getAuthMethod(req);
This is very useful in cases when you need the existing password for an action. A common use case is changing a password or setting security parameters. You might be fine with the user logging in via token for most actions (happens all the time when you go back to Facebook or Twitter from the same browser as last time), but if they want to change their password, they need to send the password again (try changing your Facebook or Gmail password, or Gmail two-factor autnentication).
The only required option to
cs.init() is the function to allow cansecurity to get a user from your system:
Must have the following signature
validate() function is expected to retrieve user information from your preferred user store. It may validate a password for the user as well, and indicate to the callback if it succeeded or failed. The signature and expected parameters to the callback are as follows:
success: boolean, if we succeeded in retrieving the user and, if requested, validating password credentials
user = the actual user object. This can be a function, a JavaScript object, anything you want. It will be placed inside the session and the request for you to use later. If retrieval/validation was successful, this must not be null/undefined.
message = the error message in case of retrieval/validation failure. This can be anything you want, and will be passed along with the 401 unauthenticated response.
pass = the user's password or any other unique per-user string, not easily guessable. Commonly, this would be a hash of a password.
If the user was already authenticated via session, token or some other method, then
validateUser() will be called with
password parameter set to
undefined. If
password is set to anything other than
undefined (including a blank string), then
validateUser() is expected to validate the password along with retrieving the user.
cansec.init({ validate: function(username,password,callback) { if (password !== undefined) { // validate the username and password, then retrieve the user credentials } else { // just retrieve the user credentials } }});
When authnetication fails, cansecurity will directly return 401 with the message "unauthenticated".
401 with the text message
If the user has provided HTTP Basic Authentication credentials in the form of username/password and the authentication via
validate() fails. In that case, cansecurity will call
The callback to
validate() expects you to return a "pass", or any user-unique string. Although this is never given to any other function, let alone to the client, why is the "pass" necessary?
In reality, this can be any unique string at all, as long as it is consistent for the same user. Normally, this would be a hashed password. This is used, along with the secret session key, to create the authtoken for cansecurity sessions. Without using the password or some other unique, non-guessable string, it would be theoretically possible to use one login to spoof another. With the unique non-guessable user string (hashed password or similar) as part of the hash input, this risk is mitigated. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE do not pass cleartext passwords here. In reality, your app should never know cleartext passwords, rather storing them as SHA1 or similar hashes.
Thus, to create a unique authentication token that is useful for single-sign-on and cannot be spoofed to another user, we include the unique user string (e.g. a hashed password) as part of the input to the authentication token.
With each request, the following algorithm is followed:
Note that failing to get an authentication for all of the above steps does not necessarily indicate that a 401 should be sent back. It is entirely possible that the user is accessing a resource that does not require authentication! This part of the cansecurity library is entirely about authentication; authorization is a different topic.
cansecurity passes details about success or failure of authentication in custom
X- HTTP response headers. Of course, a failed authentication will return a
401, but the reason for failure will be in the appropriate header listed in this section. Similarly, a successful authentication - by any means - will allow the request to go through returning a
404, etc., depending on the app. cansecurity will, however, return the session token and logged in user via appropriate HTTP response headers.
The X-CS-Auth response header contains error responses or success tokens. If authentication was successful, by any means, then a new header is generated with each request. This header is of the following format:
sha1hash = a sha1 hash of the username, the expiry, the secret session key and the user's unique string (likely itself a hashed password).
username = the user's username
expiry = when this auth token will expire, as a JavaScript (Unix) millisecond timestamp, provided by Date().getTime().
Essentially, we are using a message validation algorithm to validate that the username and expiry are, indeed, valid.
Because the auth header is created anew with each request, the expiry window is rolling - x minutes from the last valid request.
The X-CS-User response header contains the actual logged in user when authentication by any means was successful. Normally, it is a JSON-encoded string, but it really depends on what your
validate() function returns in the
user parameter of the
Note: You need to be really careful with what
validate() returns. Everything in there goes into the
X-CS-User response header. While it only goes in the header to the authenticated user, it still is sending out everything you send. You might not want the password - even hashed - in the header fields.
Note for usage in CORS situations. cansecurity automatically adds the following header to every response:
Access-Control-Expose-Headers: X-CS-Auth,X-CS-User
Of course, it does so intelligently, so it adds it to an existing list of headers (does not trounce them) or creates it.
Extensive performance testing has not been done. However, all of the algorithms are symmetric, which are very high-performance. The expensive part is validate(), which may require your app to look in a data source or database. However, since the majority of requests will simply hit the local session, the user will be stored locally, and it is not an issue. The hit will only be for the first authentication for each user, as well as when a user switches between nodejs servers using cansecurity stateless sessions.
For a good example, see the test suite in test/test.js, specifically the section beginning cansec.init. It is reproduced below:
var express = require('express'), app = express(), cs = require('cansecurity'), cansec,// static database for testinguser = {name:"john",pass:"1234",age:25}; cansec = cs.init({ validate: function(login,password,callback){ if (user.name !== login) { // no such user - ERROR callback(false,null,"invaliduser"); } else if (password === undefined) { // never asked to check a password, just send the user - GOOD callback(true,user,user.name,shaHash(pass)); } else if (user.pass !== pass) { // asked to check password, but it didn't match - ERROR callback(false,null,"invalidpass"); } else { // user matches, password matches - GOOD callback(true,user,user.name,shaHash(pass)); } }, sessionKey: SESSIONKEY}); app.configure(function(){ app.use(express.cookieParser()); app.use(express.session({secret: "agf67dchkQ!"})); app.use(cansec.validate); app.use(function(req,res,next){ // send a 200 sendResponse(req,res,200); });});app.user(function(err,req,res,next){ var data; if (err && err.status) { // one of ours data = err.message ? {message: err.message} : null; sendResponse(req,res,err.status,data); } else if (err && err.type && err.type === "unexpected_token") { // malformed data sendResponse(req,res,{message:err.type},400); } else { sendResponse(req,res,500); } });app.listen(PORT);
Authorization is the process of checking if a user is allowed to perform a certain action (in our case, execute a certain route), assuming they have already been authenticated (or not).
cansecurity can do authorization as route-specific middleware (imperative) or via a config file (declarative).
cansecurity authorization also includes conditionals, allowing the authorization to be applied only if certain parameters are met.
This is the traditional express usage: declare a route, chain up some middleware functions. The easiest way to demonstrate this is with an example, following which we will describe all of the options and APIs.
express = require('express'),cansec = require('cansecurity').init({});server = express.createServer();// do lots of server initializationapp.get("/some/route/:user",cansec.restrictToLoggedIn,routeHandler);app.get("/some/route",cansec.ifParam("private","true").restrictToRoles("admin"),routeHandler);
Usage of cansecurity authorization is only possible if you are using cansecurity authentication as well. To use authorization, you do two steps: initialization and middleware.
The authorization component of cansecurity is initialized at the same time as the authentication component:
var cs = require('cansecurity'), cansec;cansec = cs.init({});
or more simply:
var cansec = require('cansecurity').init({});
In initialization, you set two key authorization parameters as properties of the config object passed to cs.init(). Both are objects and both are optional.
Initialization returns the object that has the restrictTo* middleware.
As in the example above, once you have authentication and authorization set up and initialized, you may use authorization middleware:
// execute routeHandler() if user is logged in, else send 401app.get("/some/route/:user",cansec.restrictToLoggedIn,routeHandler); // execute routeHandler if req.param("user") === user[fields.id], where 'user' is as returned by validate(), else send 401app.get("/my/data/:user",cansec.restrictToSelf,routeHandler);// execute routeHandler if user[fields.roles] contains "admin", where 'user' is as returned by validate(), else send 401app.get("/admin/:user",cansec.restrictToRoles("admin"),routeHandler);// execute routeHandler if one of:// req.param("secret") === "false"// req.param("secret") === "true" && user[fields.roles] contains "admin"app.get("/user",cansec.ifParam("secret","true").restrictToRoles("admin"),routeHandler);
cansecurity authorization will directly return a
403 and message
unauthorized if authorization is required, i.e. a restrictTo* middleware is called, and fails.
Obviously, authentication comes before authorization, and if the user fails to authenticate, you may get a 401 from the authentication section without ever trying authorization.
The following authorization middleware methods are available. Each one is followed by an example. There are two sections
Regular API interfaces are used to restrict access, each example is given below.
var cs = require('cansecurity');cansec = cs.init({ fields: {id: "userid"}, params: {id: "user"}});// only allow a person to see their own stuffapp.get("/some/route/:user",cansec.restrictToSelf,routeHandler);// note that the param in the route is ":user", which matches the params.id:"user" in cansec.init()
var cansec = require('cansecurity').init({ fields: {id: "userid", roles:"roles"}, params: {id: "user"}});app.get("/api/admin",cansec.restrictToRoles("admin"),routeHandler);app.get("/api/siteadmin",cansec.restrictToRoles(["admin","superadmin"]),routeHandler);// will require the User object from authentication to have a property "roles", which is an array of strings. If one of the strings is "admin", then /api/admin will be allowed. If one of the roles is "admin" or "superadmin", then /api/siteadmin will be allowed.
var cansec = require('cansecurity').init({ fields: {id: "userid", roles:"roles"}, params: {id: "user"}});app.put("/api/user/:user",cansec.restrictToSelfOrRoles("admin"),routeHandler);/* * Will work if one of the following is true: * 1) The logged in user has a property "userid" and it matches exactly the value of the param ":user"; OR * 2) The logged in user has a property "roles" which is an array of strings, one of which is "admin" */
var cansec = require('cansecurity').init({ fields: {id: "userid", roles:"roles"}, params: {id: "user"}});app.put("/api/user/search",cansec.restrictToParam("searchParam"),routeHandler);/* * Will work if the logged in user has a property "userid" (since init() set fields.id to "userid"), and the value of that property matches req.param("searchParam"). * Useful for using parameters in searches. */
var cansec = require('cansecurity').init({ fields: {id: "userid", roles:"roles"}, params: {id: "user"}});app.put("/api/user/search",cansec.restrictToParamOrRoles("searchParam",["admin","superadmin"]),routeHandler);app.put("/api/address/search",cansec.restrictToParamOrRoles(["searchParam","addParam"],"admin"),routeHandler);/* * Will work if one of the following is true: * 1) the logged in user has a property "userid" (since init() set fields.id to "userid"), and the value of that property matches req.param("searchParam"), or, in the second example, one of "searchParam" or "addParam". * 2) The logged in user has the role, as one of the array of strings of the property "roles", set to "admin" or "superadmin" (for the first example), or "admin" (for the second example). */
A typical use case for restrictToField and its variant restrictToFieldOrRoles is that you may load an object, and want to restrict its access to the owner of an object. For example, let us assume that you are loading an employee record. For that, restrictToSelf would be fine, since the User ID from authentication is likely to match the ID for requesting the employee record. The following example shows this use case:
var cansec = require('cansecurity').init({ fields: {id: "userid", roles:"roles"}, params: {id: "user"}});app.get("/api/employee/:user",cansec.restrictToSelfOrRoles("admin"),sendDataFn);
However, what if you are retrieving a record whose authorization requirements are not known until it is loaded. For example, you are loading a paystub, whose URL is /api/paystubs/34567. Until you load the paystub, you don't actually know who the owner is. Of course, you might make it accessible only via a more detailed API as /api/employee/12345/paystubs/34567, but let us assume that you need to do it directly, with the first simplified API. Until you load the actual paystubs object, and see that the employee is, indeed, 12345, the one who logged in, you don't know whether or not to show it. The following example describes how to simply implement this use case:
var cansec = require('cansecurity').init({ fields: {id: "userid", roles:"roles"}, params: {id: "user"}});app.get("/api/employee/:user",cansec.restrictToSelfOrRoles("admin"),sendDataFn);app.get("/api/paystub/:payid",payStubLoad,cansec.restrictToField("employee",getObjectFn),sendDataFn);
In this example, we load the paystub, but do not send it. The paystub object retrieved by payStubLoad looks like this:
{ id: "34567", employee: "12345", date: "2011-01-31", amount: "$100"}
This is then stored in the request object. Now getObjectFn can return the same object, which has employee as "12345". This is then matched to User.userid, which will allow it to proceed.
The conditional API simply creates conditions under which the regular restrictions are applied. If the conditions are not met, then restrictions are not applied.
What if you have a resource that is normally accessible by all, but if certain parameters are applied, e.g. ?secret=true, then it should be restricted to an admin?
In the above example, anyone can do a GET on /api/employee, but if they pass the parameter ?secret=true, then they will have to be logged in and have the role "admin" defined.
In our example, sendDataFn also checks for that parameter. If it is not set, then it sends public data about the employee list; if it is set, it sends public and private data, trusting that cansecurity prevented someone from getting in with ?secret=true unless they are authorized.
A common pattern, as shown in the last example above, is to retrieve an object, check it against the user, and then determine whether or not to allow the request to proceed. cansecurity would love to be able to just do the check directly. It even knows which field/property to check: "employee". It has two problems, however:
The function to clear is exposed once Cansecurity is initialized.
appget"/logout" cansecclearreq res; ressend200;;
If you want to deny access to everything - always send a 403 - unless it is explicitly approved, just add a "deny all" line at the end of your routes.
app.get("/api/employee/:user",cansec.restrictToSelfOrRoles("admin"),sendDataFn);app.get("/public/page",send200);// lots more app.get("*",function(req,res,next){res.send(403);});
Declarative authorization is given to drastically clean up your authorizations. Normal cansecurity authorization lets you inject authorization into every route, like so.
app.get("/secure/loggedin",cansec.restrictToLoggedIn,send200);app.get("/secure/user/:user",cansec.restrictToSelf,send200);app.get("/secure/roles/admin",cansec.restrictToRoles("admin"),send200);app.get("/secure/roles/adminOrSuper",cansec.restrictToRoles(["admin","super"]),send200);app.get("/secure/selfOrRoles/:user/admin",cansec.restrictToSelfOrRoles("admin"),send200);app.get("/secure/selfOrRoles/:user/adminOrSuper",cansec.restrictToSelfOrRoles(["admin","super"]),send200); // only authorized if "searchParam" is set to the same value as the user ID field set in cs.init();app.get("/secure/param",cansec.restrictToParam("searchParam"),send200);app.get("/secure/paramOrRole",cansec.restrictToParamOrRoles("searchParam","admin"),send200);app.get("/secure/paramOrMultipleRoles",cansec.restrictToParamOrRoles("searchParam",["admin","super"]),send200); // only authorized if getCheckObject() returns an object, with field owner, that has a value matching the user ID fieldapp.get("/secure/field",cansec.restrictToField("owner",getCheckObject),send200);app.get("/secure/fields",cansec.restrictToField(["owner","recipient"],getCheckObject),send200);app.get("/secure/fieldOrRole",cansec.restrictToFieldOrRoles("owner","admin",getCheckObject),send200);app.get("/secure/fieldOrRoles",cansec.restrictToFieldOrRoles("owner",["admin","super"],getCheckObject),send200);app.get("/secure/fieldsOrRole",cansec.restrictToFieldOrRoles(["owner","recipient"],"admin",getCheckObject),send200);app.get("/secure/fieldsOrRoles",cansec.restrictToFieldOrRoles(["owner","recipient"],["admin","super"],getCheckObject),send200); // only authorized if the request parameter "private" has the value "true", and then restrict to logged inapp.get("/secure/conditionalDirect",cansec.ifParam("private","true").restrictToLoggedIn,send200);app.get("/secure/conditionalIndirect",cansec.ifParam("private","true").restrictToRoles(["admin","super"]),send200);
This is worlds better than before, when authorization was one of:
But it still requires lots of code in the routes. What if you could just declare in a config file what authorization rules you want?
{ "routes": [ // [verb,path,[test params,][require logged in],[loader,]test condition] ["GET","/api/user",true,"user.roles.admin === true"], ["GET","/api/user/:user","user.roles.admin === true || user.id === req.param('user')"], ["GET","/api/user/:user",{"private":"true"},true,"user.roles.admin === true || user.id === req.param('user')"], ["PUT","/api/user/:user","user.roles.admin === true || user.id === req.param('user')"], ["GET","/api/user/:user/roles","user.roles.admin === true || user.id === req.param('user')"], ["PUT","/api/user/:user/roles","user.roles.admin === true"] ] }
cansecurity provides you precisely this ability!
To use declarative authorization, you take two steps:
The config file is a simple
json file. You can name it whatever you want. The file should be a single object, with one key,
routes, which is an array of arrays.
{ routes:[ [/* route 1 */], [/* route 2 */], /* ... */ [/* route n */] ]}
Each route is an array of 4 or 5 parts, as follows:
{private:true} or
{secret:"true",name:"foo"}. If the params match, then the route will be applied, else this route is considered to not match and will be ignored. See the examples below and the tests.
Here are some examples.
// when GET /api/user, send 403 unless user.roles.admin === true["GET","/api/user","user.roles.admin === true"], // when GET /api/user, if not logged in, send 401; if logged in send 403 unless user.roles.admin === true["GET","/api/user",true,"user.roles.admin === true"], // when GET /api/user/:user, send 403 unless user.roles.admin === true, OR user.id === req.param('user')["GET","/api/user/:user","user.roles.admin === true || user.id === req.param('user')"], // when GET /api/user/:user AND ?private=true (or in the body), send 403 unless user.roles.admin === true || user.id === req.param('user')// if private !== true (or is unset or anything else), then this rule is not applied, and access is allowed["GET","/api/user/:user",{"private":"true"},"user.roles.admin === true || user.id === req.param('user')"], // same as previous example, but send 401 if !logged in, then continue from previous example["GET","/api/user/:user",{"private":"true"},true,"user.roles.admin === true || user.id === req.param('user')"], // when PUT /api/user/:user, send 403 unless user.roles.admin === true || user.id === req.param('user')["PUT","/api/user/:user","user.roles.admin === true || user.id === req.param('user')"], // when GET /api/user/:user/roles, send 403 unless user.roles.admin === true || user.id === req.param('user')["GET","/api/user/:user/roles","user.roles.admin === true || user.id === req.param('user')"], // when PUT /api/user/:user/roles, send 403 unless user.roles.admin === true["PUT","/api/user/:user/roles","user.roles.admin === true"] // when PUT /api/user/:user/roles, run the "roles" loader, then send 403 unless user.roles.admin === true || item.name === 'me'["PUT","/api/user/:user/roles","roles","(user.roles.admin === true) || (item.name === 'me')"]
If you want to deny access to everything - always send a 403 - unless it is explicitly approved, just add a "deny all" line at the end of your declarative routes.
// when PUT /api/user/:user/roles, send 403 unless user.roles.admin === true["PUT","/api/user/:user/roles","user.roles.admin === true"] // when PUT /api/user/:user/roles, run the "roles" loader, then send 403 unless user.roles.admin === true || item.name === 'me'["PUT","/api/user/:user/roles","roles","(user.roles.admin === true) || (item.name === 'me')"] // deny everything else["GET","*","false"]
The condition string is run inside its own new context. Besides the usual nodejs environment, it has the following variable available to it:
req: the actual express
req object, normally found on each route whose signature is
request: an alias for
user: the user object if you used cansecurity authentication. This is the equivalent of calling
_: the underscore/lodash utility functions. cansecurity actually uses lodash
item: the item loaded, if any, by the loader functions passed to
cansec.init(); see below.
You have the option, but not the requirement, to load data before passing your route through the declarative authorizer.
Each loader function has two simple jobs to do:
req.cansecurity will already be available as an object.
item can be an object, a string, an array, null, undefined, boolean, or anything at all that you want to pass to your conditions.
The full suite of
response and
next methods is available. Thus, you could easily call
res.send(400) if you have an error and do not wish to proceed, or perhaps
next(error). Similarly,
req.param(someParam) is also available.
Here is an example:
cansec.init({ loader: { group: function(req,res,next) { models.group.find(someParam,function(err,data){ req.cansecurity.item = data; next(); }); } }});
And the declarative:
{ routes: [ ["GET","/api/group/:group",true,"group","_.contains(item.members,user.id)"] ]}
Note: Any route where login is required, login will be validated before running the loader.
So where do you actually define the loader functions? You have two options for where the loader can exist.
If you have or want a single loader, you can pass all of your loader functions into
cansec.init({ loader: { user: function(req,res,next) { }, group: function(req,res,next) { } }});
And the declarative part:
{ routes: [ ["GET","/api/group/:group",true,"group","_.contains(item.members,user.id)"] ]}
You can define the loader functions in a file local to a certain declarative file:
// in your main server.jsapp.use(cansec.authorizer(__dirname+'/path/to/decl.json',{loader: { fn1: function(req,res,next){}, fn2: function(req,res,next){} }}))`
Of course, you can always separate the loader functions into another file, like with the init file, and
require it yourself:
// in your main server.jsapp.use(cansec.authorizer(__dirname+'/path/to/decl.json',{loader: require(pathToLoader)}))`
If you can do it globally, why bother with the local? Simple. You can have multiple declarative files. For example, we often separate the security authorization (user Jim is allowed to see his own account) from subscription authorization (user Jim already has 2 accounts and needs to upgrade his plan to get another).
// in your main server.jsapp.use(cansec.authorizer(__dirname+'/path/to/security.json',{loader:securityConfig}))`app.use(cansec.authorizer(__dirname+'/path/to/plans.json',{loader:plansConfig}))`
If course, you might want to keep them together, in which case just use the global!
What if a particular loader is defined in both lcala and global? The order of priority then is:
Simple, right?
The authorizer has one of three possible results:
401 if authentication is required and the user is not logged in
403 if the route matches the condition fails
The logic is as follows:
next(); else
401; else
true and not have any errors? If not, send
403; else
Many REST paths use a "format" extension. In express, it usually looks like this:
This allows express to handle both
/api/user/10 and
cansecurity's declarative authorization can handle
.:format? just by putting it in the path:
["GET","/api/user/:user.:format?",{"private":"true"},true,"user.roles.admin === true || user.id === req.param('user')"],
But that can get tedious, if you have a lot of routes. To simplify things, one of the options when setting it up is
{format:true} as follows:
format is set to
true, then cansecurity will automatically add
.:format? to every path that does not end in
.:format? already, or in
To run the tests, from the root directory, run
npm test or more directly
Note: Tests are set up both for express and for restify. However, running them both causes one to trounce the other. Apparently restify grabs hold of the http module and its server munges the requests that express tries to read. One cannot really blame restify; it never intended to run in the same node instance with another server.
To bypass this issue, run tests twice:
mocha -g express
mocha -g restify
Express 4 support!
restify is now fully supported and tested for. However, restify 2.8.0 or higher is required.
Additionally, because the tests trounce each other, run each separately when testing:
mocha -g express
mocha -g restify
Declarative authorization no longer has an option to "allow" or "deny" by default. All rules are "deny" unless the condition passes. It is very easy to invert the condition and make it pass except in certain circumstances.
["GET","/secure/path",true,"allow","a === b"]
Can just as easily be written as
["GET","/secure/path",true,"deny","a !== b"]
Or more simply
["GET","/secure/path",true,"a !== b"]
Prior to version 0.6.0, cansecurity sometimes would send back a 401 or 403 as
res.send(401,"unauthenticated") or
res.send(403,"unauthorized"), and sometimes would just call
next({status:401,message:"unauthenticated"}) or
Beginnign with version 0.6.0, cansecurity will always return 401 if authentication is required and not present / fails, and will always return a 403 if authorization is required and fails.
This makes the results far more consistent.
These notes apply to anyone using cansecurity prior to v0.5.0. These changes may be breaking, so read carefully.
Prior to version 0.5.0 (and preferably prior to 0.4.8), cansecurity worked with express 2.x and 3.x, although the full testing regimen worked properly only in express 2.x. Beginning with 0.5.0, only express 3.x will work.
In versions of cansecurity prior to 0.5.0, there were two functions passed to
validatePassword() was called when the user authenticated with credentials to be checked.
getUser() was called when the user was authenticated already using a token or session, and we just needed the user object.
As of version 0.5.0, these are consolidated into a single
validate() function. Please check the documentation below.
Until version 1.0 of cansecurity, the legacy functions will continue to operate, if deprecated, under the following circumstances:
IF `validate()` is `undefined`, AND (`validatePassword()` and `getUser()`) are present, THEN cansecurity will use the old API.
IF `validate()` is defined, THEN (`validatePassword()` and `getUser()`) will be ignored, whether present or not.
Beginning with cansecurity 1.0, the old API will not function at all.


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New London - Lawyers charged the school district more than $100,000 in legal fees as a result of the termination of a tenured middle school teacher who the superintendent of schools said failed to meet standards for effective teacher performance.
Claudia Kenyon, whose contract was terminated April 4, is the only teacher to have been terminated under the school district's revised evaluation plan, which was instituted in the 2010-11 school year.
Legal fees reached a total of $114,023, of which $101,770 was billed for attorneys' work from October 2011 through March 2013. The district also paid its insurance carrier, Connecticut Interlocal Risk Management Agency (CIRMA), $12,252 for their lawyer to attend arbitration hearings related to the case.
All the legal bills related to the termination have been paid, Superintendent Nicholas A. Fischer said Thursday.
Legal work for the district by the law firm Siegel, O'Connor, O'Donnell & Beck began in September 2011, a month after Fischer notified Kenyon - who had been teaching in New London since 1996 - that termination of her contract was under consideration.
The Day obtained information on the cost of legal fees for the district through a Freedom of Information request.
A language arts teacher, Kenyon was switched to social studies in the 2010-11 school year, a subject she'd never taught before.
New London Education Association President Rich Baez said Tuesday that Kenyon "fought the process" and that the district "set her up to fail."
He said her evaluations prior to 2010 had been stellar.
"They spent money to get rid of a teacher when they could have spent the money to keep the teacher and help her get better, that would have been more admirable," Baez said. "When I represented her in the evaluation process, she was not given fair treatment. Questions were noted for the record but never answered. ... I don't understand why they would spend $114,000 to get rid of a teacher, especially one that for 17 years did an excellent job by their own records."
When the Board of Education voted to terminate Kenyon's contract earlier this month, Fischer said her contract was terminated because she did not meet the standards for effective teacher performance.
The district's revised evaluation plan, which the school board adopted in August 2010, contains a Structured Assistance Plan, which consists of three levels of intensive assistance provided to the teacher. Each level of the structured assistance plan carries additional responsibilities and requirements for a teacher to become eligible to come off the plan. For teachers who have been identified as struggling, there are options for extra support.
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Kenyon was placed on the assistance plan and reached the third level of assistance. During that time period, she was observed eight times by five evaluators. Fischer said she also received extremely intensive assistance and that she admitted "in several instances" there were areas she needed assistance in.
"There was substantial evidence as a part of the evaluation process that merited the steps we took," he said on Thursday.
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Photo Stories: Aboard the Southwest Chief by graziewritten by Julien Matabuena on 2015-06-05 in #world #locations
Thanksgiving is marked by families gathering to share a hearty meal and simply enjoy being around one another. More than a year ago, grazie had to spend the holiday on the Amtrak's Southwest Chief en route to Chicago. She might have been away from her own family on such an important day, but grazie was fortunate to find good company with her fellow travelers.2 3 Share Tweet
Photo Stories: Meet Mount Bromo's Local Lad, Tomtom by adi_totpwritten by Julien Matabuena on 2015-06-04 in #world #locations
A chance encounter with a young man led adi_totp not only to taking one of his favorite lomographs, but also taught him how to engage with strangers for spontaneous portrait shoots.4 7 Share Tweet
Photo Stories: We Must Celebrate Water by disdiswritten by Julien Matabuena on 2015-06-03 in #world #locations
One of the things that make a trip to a far-flung place truly memorable is getting the chance to interact with the locals and share fun moments with them. Five years ago, disdis was able to do exactly that on a trip to Zinguinchor, Senegal, and it goes without saying that it was most certainly one for the books.6 Share Tweet


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Alice by kaminary-sanWatch
©2011-2016 kaminary-san
Gods, this is beautiful.
Love it.
alice is my favorite <3 this picture is beautiful!
Beautifully Done!!!
VERY nice! Love the colors, and the energy!!
love it lots! This how alice would look in manga or anime form, you're awesome, kaminary-san ^_^
It doesn't look like a sketch
You draw so beautiful
You draw so beautiful
ahh her dress is so wonderful *u* I really like her hair and face too~ and pose! The colors / coloring is extremely gorgeous too ahhh~~ *u* and I like the background a lot as well~!!
I hate people who make alice dark and creepy but to me she is just a innocent girly girl. Which you did PERFECTLY
I hate people who make alice dark and creepy but to me she is just a innocent girly girl. Which you did PERFECTLY
so cute! i love the colors so nice and bright! <3
her dress design is so cute! I love your rendition <3
i love the pretty colors and the stars! so cute!!
Its very cute
wow awesome job with the colors. and I love her facial expression
Colors blow me away. Excellent job.
i love her dress
Great sketch!
I love the colouring
I love it! Your style is evocative of Miyazaki! It's like what would happen if Miyazaki had illustrated Alice in Wonderland! Sorry to compare you to someone. It's amazing.
Amazing, how you coloring your works like that? I like it (:
Looks really nice! Well done!
you call this a sketch? you are kidding me, right? this is so pretty for a sketch. the colouring, and lighting. bah.
very dreamlike
nice sketch!
nice sketch!
o.e Are you sure this is a sketch?!
Awesome picture! ^x^
Awesome picture! ^x^
ive always wanted a dress like that :3
WOW its a beautiful display of colours and details!
WOW its a beautiful display of colours and details!
You captured the motion and expression perfectly.
Nicely done
Nicely done
the colors are way cool. nice job!
Nice colouring ^^
I like your color! So beautiful!
Es hermosa ^^ !!!!
very nice, I love your dreamy style
love her hair!
very pretty, i like it!
I like the style x] Great picture!!
It kinda makes me want to think of BRS with color, for some reason.
It kinda makes me want to think of BRS with color, for some reason.
so beautiful and amazing.....I am mesmerized!!!!!!
love the colours
What's with all these pictures of Alice lately?
This is one of the better ones, though. <3
This is one of the better ones, though. <3
lineart is overrated
this looks beautiful ♥
this looks beautiful ♥
Pretty niice for only a sketch
MY, you're good at sketches. XD
MY, you're good at sketches. XD
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Turkey is the first thing that comes to mind when thinking about Thanksgiving. According to newsplex.com, approximately 280 million turkeys are sold for the celebration each year.
For those of you struggling to make the perfect turkey, Maggie Mahoney, Food and Beverage Director of the Holliday Inn Marquette said, "â?|cook the turkey upside down. The juices from the dark meat then will run into the white meat and you'll never have a dry turkey."
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...in the grim darkness of the far future, there is only war.. Men of the Emperor: Burning Horizon hopes to bring the brutal, grim, dark and wonderful universe of Warhammer 40,000 we all love to the Men of War real-time strategy game franchise. With a small but dedicated team, we hope to bring as much of WH40K into the game as we can.
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Little piece of virtual jewel :)
LUV it and i got those headphones u made 1 fell off -.-
That's how they are in-lore.
very good
These are a number of helmets you'll be seeing worn by the Imperial Guardsmen. starting from the top left: Officer's headset, Vox Caster helmet, Imperial Guard helmet, Imperial Guard helmet with goggles, stormtrooper helmet, Medic helmet, Respirator.
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Lyra Heartstrings - Handsome Pony by RariedashWatch
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Adorable. I love how fluffy her mane and tail look, and how happy she seems to be.
I see what you did there.
She looks awesome!
Great job!
Great job!
Glad to see Lyra included here, she's one of my favourites.
You've done a really nice job with her pose on this one. She certainly does look very handsome. :3
Thank you i scribbled 3 sketches to find a nice pose.. A friend if mine is big LyraFan, too and I dont want to disappoint him ^^"
So happy just skippin along, prolly got a harp tune caught in her head to go with it
This is....just wow, amazing!
That is one cheerful-looking lyrist! :3 Really liking this style, might have to keep an eye on ya for more.
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INV75 wtf spoiler spread 22-23 by RyanOttleyWatch
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This issue is totally my favourite, this spread still gives me goosebumps, im totally gonna attempt to draw it some day
The impact and shading is awesome!
One of my all time fav Splash's !
Amazing work, love the desicive expression in Nolan's face, like he has no doubt, and the mixture of hate and pain u put in Mark is priceless.... Thadeus looks like he's working.... but i suppose an old viltrumite have seen a lot of things in his life.
Btw.... where is Allen??
Btw.... where is Allen??
Exciting page, very dynamic!
there are sooooooooooo many Reasons fav this but i will go with "the insane amount of detail and the hard work u had to pot in it"
Yah pencil work was cool before but it's looking totally topnotch these days dude. They should do at least one issue of your pencils, no inks with colors on top. That would looks bossin!
I'd totally do that but for a different book. We've already established the inked style for this, Might change the feel of the book too much. Thanks man!
Omni-man's face just spells "incoming pain" in every language known to man.
Awesomeness!!! I was blown away when I saw this in the comic so unexpected
and your pencils... wow!!!
and your pencils... wow!!!
Man this was insanely awesome. You're one of the best artists, not only for characterization, but for intense action! NEVER STOP DRAWING, OTTLEY!
koooool!! cant wait to rea it!!
Oh! I know!
Love the rough art. I can't believe it took me this long to get Invincible. But I finally did.
Love the rough art. I can't believe it took me this long to get Invincible. But I finally did.
Looks f*ng awesome!
just amazing stuff Ryan. You've put so much into this one.
A planet with no Sweet-Tarts ?! IT MUST BE DESTROYED!!!!
"Oh, the Jedi are gonna feel this one."
epic mustache
Falcon punch.
Galactus Punch.
All combined.
Galactus Punch.
All combined.
Issue 75 was fantastic!!! Excellent job man
WTF indeed !!! Awesome
amazing~ solid work here.
This is just insane. Oh my Jesus.
So this is what happens when three people fart at once.
Damn you Sean. You've ruined the intensity of the moment. Flying through a planet is serious stuff, homes were LOST Sean. And yet you mock them with words of.... mockery.
Got this today and had a fangasm
Sucks to be you, Viltum!
here goes another krypton
They don't need a Death Star
very dynamically
Punched holes threw it like swiss cheeze! Nice!
DAmn this is an amazing spread page
I've always loved how expressive your characters are drawn, dude. Just LOOK at Mark! Every part of his face is going in some extreme direction, but none of it looks so stylized that it's unrealistic. While Nolan is keeping his shit together, you can tell by Mark's agonized expression that careening through a planet is probably rather painful.
When I read and saw this today, I actually said out loud "o'shit!"
Your Art inspires me so much Thank you.
crap! what the hey?
this was a really intense scene, i dug how you only showed the Viltrumites who did it and their tension in the action
Great image, actually almost seems like an old school Image tribute/homage.
Holy crap. Old man Viltrumite got off his ass to do something! RAAAAAAD!
I can't wait to see how Bob wiggles his way out of this one...


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Our mission is to showcase Melbourne and all who make it so wonderful.. here is a list of some of our favourite friends and why.
Started in Melbourne in 2003, the year before we began, we have had coffee on our Lanes and Arcades tour at their Royal Arcade shop for over 10 years. A business that has certainly grown since that time, but who calls Melbourne home. Our connections also extend as Melbourne Award Winners, and members of the City Of Melbourne Small Business Grant Alumni and are part of the amazing community of Melbourne City businesses that we call friends. Koko Black Salons of Royal Arcade and Collins Street are the only chocolate stores we visit on our Hidden Secrets Tours!
We are official sponsors of a Bee Hive! – Yes, when we met Rooftop Honey, we loved their urban plan – Sustainable, a way of educating, and also great product! YUM! look out for our Bourke Street CBD Honey – our hive is currently housed on the roof of the Alto Hotel Bourke street – Melbournes "greenest" hotel.
You my know we love design, we love entrepreneurs, and we also have a sweet tooth from time to time… so when the original boutique hotel of Melbourne was reborn in 2013 we were sure we would be good friends… nothing like being the original in Melbourne … its a hard game to win, and the dessert focused New Adelphi Hotel has certainly made a sweet spot for us and our clients.. you should try it too!
If there is ever a photographer who showcases the best vistas of Melbourne, we think this is Matt Iriwn… we even shared our studio with him for little while…
We are members of the City Precinct Association and are involved at committee level, showcasing and sharing knowledge of small independent businesses in the postcode 3000 area.
Tiffany is an inspiring local designer, where all of her high quality fabrics are sourced with colour, and quality in mind. Many of her fabrics are printed with imagery that Tiffany creates, and then makes here in Melbourne. A true local label, and with an eye on sustainable production and manufacturing processes. Fiona once worked with Tiffany as well, way back before the world of tourism
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Updated: 02/06/2009 - President Barack Obama says the latest jobless numbers demand action and it's "inexcusable and irresponsible" for Congress to delay on his economic recovery package.
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Posted: 02/06/2009 - Senate moderates from both parties are trying to cut as much as $100 billion from the economic stimulus package.
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Posted: 01/29/2009 - In a last-ditch effort to save his job, Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich told senators at his impeachment trial that he's done nothing wrong and the evidence doesn't support kicking him out of office.
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Posted: 01/29/2009 - President Barack Obama is singing the praises of newly passed legislation making it easier for workers to sue for discrimination on the job.
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Three reasons to book here:
- A luxury gem with view of the sea surrounding Capri
- Panoramic pleasures in your room and by the pool
- The delicious Mediterranean cuisine served at lunch
Casa Morgano - CapriGo to the top
Casa Morgano is one of Capri's most elegant hotels, in which the classic lines of the island's traditional architectural style create an environment of undisputed charm.
Details designed to make a difference
Within the walls of the hotel, each and every detail contributes to the exclusivity of this much-loved property: luxurious furnishings, floors paved with exquisite majolica, intimate sitting areas adorned with delicate stucco work, feature in the spacious rooms which lead out on to panoramic, sun kissed terraces.
From the large windows of the lobby, a magnificent view of the Charterhouse of San Giacomo and the sea can be admired
Rooms you'll fall head-over-heels in love with
The same elegant style of the public rooms can be found in Casa Morgano's beautifully appointed bedrooms and suites, in which both luxury and comfort are guaranteed.
Almost all of the rooms boast their own private terrace, furnished with comfortable sun loungers.
Restaurant and relaxation - with a view
The hotel's large panoramic terrace provides the ideal setting for Casa Morgano's fabulous swimming pool. Delicious snacks and Mediterranean specialties are served on the poolside at lunchtime.
A relaxation area with well equipped gym is at the disposal of those guests wishing to maintain their fitness routine whilst on holiday. A tennis court is located just a few moments away from the hotel.
Casa Morgano: ServicesGo to the top
- Outdoor facilities
- Swimming pool
- Rooms
- Free Wi-fi
- Air Conditioning
- Minibar
- Safety deposit box
- Satellite TV
- Hair dryer
- Bathroom with hydromassage bath
- Room with private terrace
- Wellness
- Gym
- Food and drink
- Cocktail bar
- Various
- Reception 24h
- Laundry
What former guests say about Casa MorganoGo to the top
Casa Morgano: TripAdvisor reviews®Back to the top
A wonderful piece of Paradise!
We had such a relaxing, enjoyable stay in Capri at Casa Morgano. Upon arrival, we we're upgraded to a beautiful room with Jacuzzi bath. The room was spacious, and clean, with a balcony that provided... more »
Phenomenal all around!
Five star everything. My family and I loved it. They treated us like princesses and had the best breakfast ever. So stunning you'll freak. I hope I have the pleasure of returning someday soon. Thank... more »
Room with a view
This is a decent hotel with really attentive staff. There is an impressive entrance to the hotel, as it is on a beautiful pedestrian only street. We actually stopped to take a photo at the entrance... more »
Casa Morgano: LocationBack to the top
Hotel Casa Morgano is located on Via Tragara, the panoramic pathway which, from the center of Capri, leads all the way to the Belvedere Tragara viewing point.
From the terraces of the hotel a spectacular view of the Charterhouse of San Giacomo and the sea of the Bay of Marina Piccola can be seen.
Other suggestionsBack to the top
La Minerva
- The views of the sea surrounding Capri
- The panoramic pool amidst the citrus trees
- An oasis of peace within steps of the Piazzetta
La Vega
- A pool with a view -of the Mediterranean
- You're in one of the most peaceful areas of Capri
- Memorable meals at the Al Chiaro di Luna restaurant
Hotel Flora
- The pool with view of the sea and the Faraglioni
- Bedrooms bathed in the Mediterranean sun
- Breakfast in your room with a view
Villa Brunella
- Your own private terrace with view of Marina Piccola
- Delicious island cuisine at Terrazza Brunella
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I'm totally new on Twitter and I'm interested in using it as an RSS feed sorta thing for news tidbits, weather, and maybe trivia, word-of-the-day, or fun facts. Any good ones out there?
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93 points Wine Spectator: 'The golden hue shows maturity, but there's still plenty of life in this traditional white, which is firm, fresh and a bit lean in texture, with quince paste, beeswax, almond and orange peel flavors. Rather austere, but harmonious and elegant. Drink now through 2015. 2,500 cases made." (10/10) For the 1991 vintage, it's essentially the same as it ever was with this delicious, inimitable, wine world original. Produced from 85% viura and 15% malvasia from the spectacular tondonia vineyard, the wine is fermented in huge oak vats, aged for six years in used American oak barrels, during which time it is racked two times a year. After a decade of bottle ageing, the wine is finally released to market. What can you expect in this 19 year old white? How about an unbeatably suave, velvety texture, bright stone fruit and citric flavors showing electric acidity, great minerality and length that makes other wines of purportedly impressive length seem short. That's just for starters. Words invariably fail to describe this legendary bottle of white wine, you simply need to get it in the glass and then you'll see why so many people in the wine business covet white wines from the great Lopez de Heredia winery.
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- 22 Resorts
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- Resorts open before those of many other states
- Home to Vail, Beaver Creek, Copper Mountain
Related Regions: Vorarlberg, Tyrol, Austria,
St. Anton has postponed its Dec. 1 opening, but Schladming opens as planned this weekend. Full Article
27th November 2012
St Anton am Arlberg has long been synonymous with sun skiing as, when conditions are right, Spring skiers and boarders can glide almost weightlessly over the extremely thin "firn" layer in the morning, hit the sundeck for lunch, then later relaxing in the swimming pool or in the big sauna area of the Arlberg, or just wandering around the village. Full Article
17th August 2012
Winter sportsmen and golf enthusiasts will meet for the Arlberg ski and golf Challenge for the eleventh time on April 28/29th. St. Anton am Arlberg traditionally celebrates the end of the ski season and the start of the golf season with this event. Full Article
17th August 2012
After the success of the initial Ladies Week, St. Anton am Arlberg will dedicate more weeks in January 2008 to the "Ladies Powder Weeks". Full Article
17th August 2012
The German speaking parts of the Alps have experienced great snowfalls in recent days with heavy falls in many areas at the weekend and more than 40 powder alarms issued yesterday (Wednesday, February 11th) in Austria and Germany alone. Full Article
17th August 2012
Austria, where several villages were cut off by excess snow last week, has had a quieter seven days. There was still more new snow on Friday generating 35 powder alarms with up to 40cm (16 inches) reported but since then the snowfall has been a lot less dramatic and the avalanche risk has reduced to a level of 2-3 now. Full Article
17th August 2012
St Anton will opens on 27th November and the famous Austrian resort has launched a VIP-competition to give entrants the chance to win pole position and carve the first line of the new season with ski legend Karl Schranz. Full Article
17th August 2012
Austria has had lots of new snow and more is expected over the next few days. It will be colder on Christmas Eve when the snowline will fall from 1000 to 400 metres. Full Article
17th August 2012
There has been more heavy snow over the past few days in Austria. All roads in to Lech Zurs were closed when another 30cm+ of snow fell but the main streets opened again later the same day. Full Article
17th August 2012
It's never too early to plan for winter; check out next year's ski pass prices. Full Article
18th June 2012
Resort introduces 8 p.m. curfew for drinkers in ski gear. Full Article
15th June 2012
Could your kids be natural born freeriders? Embark on a family off-piste adventure. Full Article
13th March 2012
Avalanche accidents continue to kill. If you freeride without an airbag you are taking an unnecessary risk. When there is a high avalanche alert you are playing Russian roulette. Full Article
5th March 2012
Party until 8 p.m at the Mooserwirt, then head upstairs for a pampering massage and three-course dinner. Full Article
2nd January 2012
easyJet has increased capacity on flights from the UK to Geneva, Grenoble, Lyon, Salzburg and Innsbruck. Full Article
2nd January 2012
Steep powder and hardcore nightlife are just a couple of reasons to visit St. Anton. Full Article
10th December 2011
Powder alarms have been going off all week, so where is the best snow right now? Full Article
9th December 2011
100cm of snow has fallen in the Swiss and Austrian Alps over the last two days. Full Article
7th December 2011
Here's our pick of ski and stay deals to tempt you to the slopes this winter. Full Article
28th November 2011
Cash-strapped Brits are heading for the mountains by car. Full Article
10th November 2011
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