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# Authentication
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## Introduction
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Livebook's authentication covers all pages for creating, writing, and managing notebooks.
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Livebook's default authentication method is token authentication. A token is automatically generated at startup and printed to the logs.
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You may optionally enable password-based authentication by setting the environment variable `LIVEBOOK_PASSWORD` on startup or deployment. It must be at least 12 characters.
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To disable authentication altogether, you may set the environment variable `LIVEBOOK_TOKEN_ENABLED` to `false`.
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## Securing deployed notebooks
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When you deploy a notebook as an application, the deployed application is not covered by Livebook's token/password authentication. In such cases, you have two options:
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* You can set a password when deploying your notebook
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* You can enable proxy authentication when deploying inside a cloud infrastructure.
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See the "Deployment" section on the sidebar for more information
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