Security architecture
What “highly secure” actually requires
A static site alone cannot securely protect premium articles, token balances, or moderated discussions.
Public front end
Keep only teaser content in the public bundle
The static Pages site should expose article metadata, teasers, and CTA states only. Never ship full premium text in `posts.js` if the article is meant to be protected.
Auth and tokens
Use a server-side ledger
Token balances, unlock history, referral rewards, and membership tier checks should live in a signed server-side ledger with audit logs, not in browser storage.
Payments and fraud
Verify memberships through webhooks
Grant or revoke paid and elite access only after payment-provider webhook confirmation. Add rate limits, bot protection, and replay protection for referral and social-reward claims.
Premium delivery
Serve full articles through authenticated endpoints
Full member posts should be fetched only after the server validates session, tier, token balance, and delay rules. The response should be uncached or private-cached per user.
Reactions and responses
Moderation queue, not instant posting
Subscribers can submit reactions, but all posts should enter a moderation queue with profanity filtering, account-age checks, rate limits, and a manual approval step.
Operational safety
Use roles and logs
Separate author, moderator, and admin permissions. Log unlocks, token grants, tier changes, and moderation actions so disputes or abuse patterns can be traced later.