Laravel offers a comprehensive and flexible authentication system, allowing customization through authentication guards and providers. Default configurations cater to web applications using session cookies and a database provider. The auth and guest middlewares control access to routes based on user authentication status. Laravel also supports token-based authentication for API servers via packages like Passport. Blade template directives and built-in Auth service facilitate user authentication checks, while logout functionality ensures session management across devices.
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Authentication Guards e Providers in LaravelUser eloquent model as authentication providerCheck if a session is authenticatedThe difference between GUEST and AUTH route middlewaresAuthentication In Laravel Blade TemplateHow to get the authenticated userLogout: Terminate an authenticated session in LaravelLogout other devicesMonitor your PHP application for freeSort: