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Getting hacked #96
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If you're concerned about your system being compromised, the dify-docs repository suggests focusing on data security and system updates as primary steps. For securing your system, consider implementing access control measures, setting up firewalls, and ensuring your deployment is up to date, especially if you're using a self-deployed version of Dify. Regularly checking for updates via the API functionality and applying them is crucial for maintaining system security. Unfortunately, the repository does not offer specific guidance on checking for signs of a hack or detailed recovery steps. For a situation as critical as a potential system compromise, consulting with a cybersecurity professional is highly recommended to address vulnerabilities and secure your system effectively.
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