Let's assume a table:
db.define_table('SecretData',
Field('data','string'),
Field('file_owner', 'reference auth_user', default=auth.
user_id)
The table is already populated.
On the *View* side, the user is able to send an ajax request which contains
the *id*, and some data in order to *update* a record he owns.
In this scenario, isn't possible for a user to tamper the *id* variable
(i.e. through javascript) and mess up with data from other users?
How can I protect against this and enforce the update of the right record?
Thank you.
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