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2024 Security Feature Highlights
Security is a top priority at Hugging Face, and we're committed to continually enhancing our defenses to safeguard our users. In our ongoing security efforts, we have developed a range of security features designed to empower users to protect themselves and their assets. In this blog post, we'll take a look at our current security landscape as of August 6th, 2024, and break down key security features available on the Hugging Face Hub.
This post is broken down into two parts: in the first sections, we explore the essential security features available to all users of the Hub. Then in the second section we describe the advanced controls available to Enterprise Hub users.
"Default" Hub Security Features
The following security features are available to all users of the Hugging Face Hub. We highly recommend that you use all of these controls where possible as it will help increase your resiliency against a variety of common attacks, such as phishing, token leaks, credential stuffing, session hijacking, etc.
Fine Grained Token
User Access Tokens are required to access Hugging Face via APIs. In addition to the standard "read" and "write" tokens, Hugging Face supports "fine-grained" tokens which allow you enforce least privilege by defining permissions on a per resource basis, ensuring that no other resources can be impacted in the event the token is leaked. Fine-grained tokens offer a plethora of ways to tune your token, see the images below for the options available. You can learn more about tokens here: https://huggingface.co/docs/hub/en/security-tokens
Two Factor Authentication (2FA)
Commit Signing
Organizational Access Controls
Automated Security Scanning
Hugging Face implements an automated security scanning pipeline that scans all repos and commits. Currently, there are three major components of the pipeline:
For any verified secret detected, the pipeline will send an email notifying the owner so that they can invalidate and refresh the secret.
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