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PHP snippets (once again): msg#00037php.drupal.documentation
Dear doc team, I looked at several snippets yesterday and to my horror many of them contain *obvious*, major security holes. I've spoken with the leader of the security team (chx) and we agreed to unpublish all obviously insecure snippets, then have a discussion based on numbers (ok vs. not ok) and how to proceed. In the limited sample set I've reviewed until now > 50% of the snippets either - bypass 'access' security (sometimes titles, sometimes full nodes) - allow XSS - allow SQL injection - allow a combination of the above Regards, Heine PS Should we decide to continue with php snippets in this way, I'll also be the one to publish them again :( -- Pending work: http://drupal.org/project/issues/documentation/ List archives: http://lists.drupal.org/pipermail/documentation/ |
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