The Bakery Everything CakePHP

This component is meant to protect you against brute force attacks on forms (and other types of requests).

This article shows how to use CakePHP's ACL to control user access to different parts of a website. It covers CakePHP 1.1.10.3825 (November, 2006)

I was searching a simple way to "secure" a bit the links in my cake application. Indeed everyone had this question "what if someone types 'cake/app/user/edit/5' in the browser URL bar ?" ..etc ..
I am not pretending this can replace ACL or more complex implementation, it's just a small component, inspired a bit from the Security component.

As i did not find the way to do it with the Cake FormHelper i will detail what i did and why.

The helper PcformHelper is usefull when you want to use the Security Component, and need to create an array of checkboxes.