Overview
The Security Center in the Client Area helps you monitor access to your account and manage important security settings. You can:
- Review recent login activity.
- View and manage active sessions.
- Identify unfamiliar devices, locations, or IP addresses.
- Review trusted devices.
- Configure security email notifications.
- Sign out your account from other devices.
- Manage IP whitelist rules when the feature is enabled.
Access the Security Center
- Log in to the Client Area.
- Open the main menu.
- Select Account Details.
- From the sidebar, select Security Center.
Review Login History and Sessions
Open Login History, then select Sessions.
This section displays recent login attempts and account sessions across your devices and browsers.
Session filters
You can filter the displayed sessions using the following tabs:
- All: Displays every recorded session.
- Active: Displays sessions that are currently in use.
- Idle: Displays sessions that remain open but have not recently been active.
- Closed: Displays sessions that were signed out or terminated.
- Expired: Displays sessions that ended after their validity period expired.
Session information
The table may include the following information:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| User | The account owner or user associated with the session. |
| Device & Method | The operating system, browser, and authentication method used to sign in. |
| IP / Location | The public IP address and its estimated country or city. |
| Login Time | The date and time when the session started. |
| Last Seen | The most recent activity recorded for the session. |
| Action | Available session-management actions or the current session status. |
The session you are currently using is marked as Current session.
What to Do If You Notice an Unfamiliar Login
If you do not recognize a session, device, IP address, or location:
- Change your Client Area password immediately.
- Use Revoke Other Sessions to sign out other devices and browsers.
- Review your account information for unauthorized changes.
- Enable the available security notifications.
- Contact Libyan Spider Support if you believe your account has been accessed without authorization.
Revoke Other Sessions
Use Revoke Other Sessions when you want to sign out your account from every other device and browser.
- Open the Security Center.
- Go to Login History → Sessions.
- Select Revoke Other Sessions.
- Confirm by selecting Revoke All Other Sessions.
All other sessions will be terminated immediately. Your current session will remain active.
This option is recommended if you:
- Signed in from a shared or public device and forgot to sign out.
- Lost a device on which your account was signed in.
- Notice an unfamiliar session.
- Recently changed your password after a suspected security incident.
Manage Trusted Devices
Open the Trusted Devices section to view devices that you have confirmed as yours.
A device becomes trusted after you confirm the relevant security alert sent to your email address. Device trust expires after 30 days.
If no devices have been confirmed, the page displays No trusted devices yet.
Configure Security Notifications
The Security Notifications section lets you choose which account security events should generate an email notification.
New Device Login
Enable this notification to receive an email when your account is accessed from a device that the system does not recognize.
New Country Login
Enable this notification to receive an email when a login is detected from a country that has not previously been associated with your account.
Successful Login
Enable this notification to receive an email after every successful login to your account.
Enabling all available notifications provides greater visibility into account activity. However, Successful Login notifications may generate more emails if you access the Client Area frequently.
Manage IP Whitelist Rules
The IP Whitelist section lets you specify the IP addresses or network ranges that are allowed to access your account.
When at least one whitelist rule is active, login attempts from IP addresses that are not included in the list are blocked.
A whitelist rule may contain:
- A single public IP address.
- An supported IP range.
- A description identifying the location or network.
- Information about who added the rule and when it was created.
If IP whitelist enforcement is disabled
You may see the following notice:
When this notice appears:
- Your saved rules are not currently being enforced.
- They remain stored in your account.
- They will take effect if the administrator enables the feature again.
- Adding a rule while enforcement is disabled does not currently restrict account access.
Important precautions
Before enabling or relying on an IP whitelist:
- Confirm your current public IP address.
- Avoid using a temporary or frequently changing IP address.
- Include every trusted network from which you need to access the account.
- Be careful when adding office, home, mobile, VPN, or remote-work networks.
- Do not add private addresses such as
192.168.x.xunless the interface specifically supports them; the rule normally requires your public IP address.
Incorrect whitelist settings may prevent you from accessing your account.
Recommended Security Practices
- Use a strong, unique password for the Client Area.
- Do not share your account credentials.
- Regularly review login history and active sessions.
- Enable new-device and new-country login notifications.
- Revoke other sessions after using an untrusted device.
- Verify security alert emails before trusting a device.
- Keep your registered email address secure and up to date.
- Contact Libyan Spider Support immediately if you suspect unauthorized access.