> The check is done at the server side. So even if the user creates new
> buttons or does whatever, the security measures are taken server-side
> and only those buttons instantiated by the server (or more
> specifically, signals that get exposed), can trigger Wt code.

I see. You do not have access to the slot. Nice... did not think about that...
However... let's say that you have two users. (At the moment I know, only
admin can add posts, but let's presume you would add more users).

First user retrieves for editing his own post. Then when saving he could
impersonate the other user by sending to save a post of the first user
(changing the ID of the object).

Or is it the ID not part of the http message when you save a post. If
not how are
the objects identified? Is there a hash value generated that would
make impossible to send
random ID's etc?

Koen, maybe it is nonsense what I am discussing, but would not mind to
get references to
how this is implemented... Of course I could spend some hours looking
at the code... etc.

> Nevertheless, we take security seriously,
I am convinced. However I am sure that challenging it time to time
gives more confidence
both to the community and you.

> convinced that there is a security problem and think of a way of
> triggering it, you can easily convince us by demonstrating it ?
I would be more than happy to do that, but due to lack of time do not
know when... I even had to skip the beer event.
By the way.. did you meet guys?

I think it is also not bad to clarify this as a pattern, as probably
one would tend to add extra athorisation code in
methods like the savePost.





rgrds,
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