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Re: [PSA] mail template editor group, mass mailing user group
Re: [PSA] mail template editor group, mass mailing user group
Re: [PSA] mail template editor group, mass mailing user group
> I think a security repository sounds like a great idea. I am less > enthusiastic about auto-installation, as its use is a bit contentious and > has spawned modules like module_change_auto_install [1] . but exactly that repository would be for people who want an installation that is, well, for however we define it 'secure by default'. There I'd find it a feature that if you have the repo, and install some module from core that does things violating our idea of 'secure by default', you get the module that squelches that violation immediately. If we don't have the auto install, every integrator will have to depend on those modules explicitly, which I will do anyways for my customers, so for me it doesn't really matter. Still I think it will be more convenient for most people to just pull this repo into however they do their deployment, and then the magic happens. But I agree, much less modules than authors think are a good idea to auto install in the general case. -- Your partner for the hard Odoo problems https://hunki-enterprises.com
by Holger Brunn - 07:31 - 29 Feb 2024
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[PSA] mail template editor group, mass mailing user group
Hi all, today I got aware that Odoo by default (and by design) assigns the mail template editor group to all backend users. Sounds harmless, but being a member of this group allows you to run code, and when you can run code you can do all kinds of nefarious things in the database. Given I'm busy with Odoo for a very long time, I'm a little ashamed that this is news for me, but as a few colleagues I asked were also not aware of this, it seems a good idea to me to spread awareness. On https://github.com/OCA/social/pull/1319 you find a module that helps you removing this potentially dangerous group from your users. A very similar issue is mass_mailing with the mass mailing user group, the above PR also contains a module to address that. My (and my customers') expectation is: Nobody can run code unless being added to some high privilege group like mass mailing user explicitly, and those modules help implementing this. Best regards, Holger -- Your partner for the hard Odoo problems https://hunki-enterprises.com
by Holger Brunn - 04:41 - 29 Feb 2024