[opencms-dev] Clarification Reg Security in OpenCMS

[Joe Desbonnet]

What do you mean by end user? An anonymous website visitor without
username/password? I think that's safe.

However a CMS user who can author JSP files will have full access to
everything by default. I have seen very little discussion on security so I
really don't know what is or is not safe.

Any comments?

Joe.


On 12/29/05, vijayanand.kalyanaraman at wipro.com <
vijayanand.kalyanaraman at wipro.com> wrote:
>
>  Hi all
>
> Is it possible for end user to break into OpenCMs Work Place?
>
> I am giving the user the URL for the developed application say (
> http://ipaddress/abcd/efgh/xxxx/index.html )
>
> Is there any means/configuration by which we can make sure the OpenCMS
> Work Place to be highly secure and fool proof?
>
>
>
> Warm Regards
>
> Vijay
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