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title: Security
order: 400
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# Security

When building desktop applications it's essential to take your application's security to the next level, both to
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#### Prevent regular browser access

When you're ready, you should add the `PreventRegularBrowserAccess` middleware to your application's global middleware
stack, **especially before building your application for production release**.

**This is NOT done for you.**
When you are running a build, the global `PreventRegularBrowserAccess` middleware will be applied to all your routes automatically.

This ensures that only requests coming from the web view shell that booted your application can make requests into your
application.

Append the middleware in your `bootstrap/app.php` file:

```php
use Native\Laravel\Http\Middleware\PreventRegularBrowserAccess;

return Application::configure(basePath: dirname(__DIR__))
// ...
->withMiddleware(function (Middleware $middleware) {
$middleware->append(PreventRegularBrowserAccess::class);
})
// ...
```

## Protecting your users and their data

Equally important is how your app protects users. NativePHP is a complex combination of powerful software and so there
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