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Originally Posted by AmeliaG
The main differentiation point for Pennywize, as I recall, was that it showed you data granularly about logins and usage per user, without having to look through server logs.
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I believe granular user data is a standard feature now in many back-end frameworks.
When I wrote looking at user logs, I meant your admin area user logs. Actually going through raw server logs on a regular basis would be a nightmare.
Related more to the subject of this thread: a cool feature I had created for our back-end is a Movie ID cross-checker. For example, if you suddenly see movies 383, 587, and 631 uploaded somewhere, you can input those titles into it and it will spit out the results of the usernames that accessed those movies. The more you input, the less usernames will be shown making it easier for you to figure out who the patient zero is.