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Laravel doesn't have a great way of chaining commands sequentially, but this can easily be overcome by making a single command that does the job.

If you have several domains that are used for side-projects or receive email but do not send mail you may be interested in completely blocking any email from those domains using SPF, DKIM and DMARC.

I contributed to an interesting article on Snapt's blog about the NovaSense threat intelligence platform and the attacks we've seen at Snapt trying to exploit the recent Log4j vulnerability.

People love to bash the big guys when things go wrong, but Snapt's blog has a great explanation from a fair point of view.

Laravel Suspicious Logins is a free package to automatically track logins to your site, and detects if a login is suspicious. You can then email either the owner of the account or yourself to notify of the suspicious login.

Using the range() function makes your for loops in PHP far cleaner to read and easier to maintain by switching to a foreach.