Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) is one of the most common security vulnerabilities in web applications. It occurs when malicious scripts are injected into web pages, potentially leading to data theft, session hijacking, or unwanted UI manipulation. While Salesforce provides strong, built-in protection against such attacks, developers must also adopt secure coding practices when working with Lightning… Read More »
In this blog, we will discuss how as a Administrator you can set “Exception to SF User for Excluding them through MFA Authentication in Salesforce”. In Salesforce, it is generally recommended to have multi-factor authentication (MFA) enabled for all users to provide an additional layer of security to the login process. However, there may be… Read More »
Sometimes a Salesforce user may require to provide/grant login access to their account to the administrator of their org or to Salesforce support. They may need this to help troubleshoot any issues the user might be facing by logging in to the user account and investigating the cause. The user can provide a fixed duration… Read More »
It’s an idea that Salesforce administrators had to wait for 8 years to materialize. It has finally been delivered in the Summer ’15 release. Now the administrators can directly test or verify the privileges for a particular user account by directly logging in as that particular user. Now the administrators no longer need to request… Read More »
One of the key tasks of Salesforce administrator is to assign custom object permissions to the standard Users in Salesforce. One can simply assign a user with administrator rights and can avoid the trouble of assigning privileges to different user groups. However, this would mean providing users with unrestricted access, which could potentially lead to… Read More »
