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Hello,

TinyMCE is a JavaScript based WYSIWYG editor, not a content management
system. TinyMCE can be configured to run independently of any dynamic
code, and doesn't present any security vulnerability by itself. TinyMCE
has had problems in the past with file manipulation that involved unsafe
dynamic scripting (such as PHP).

Justin Klein Keane, C|EH CEPT
http://www.MadIrish.net

On 08/31/2010 12:30 PM, Luana C. Rocha wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The company whose i work for is in process evaluating a new website.
> They are not concerned about security, but with how easy is to update
> the website content.
> At this moment the developer that is winning this evaluating is
> proposing to use tinymce as a content manager.
> I read about tinymce and I'm really concerned about our security.
> Does anyone uses the tinymce? Can anyone point me a good way to pentest
> this site and how to enforce it's security just in case they insist to
> use tinymce?
>
> PS: please forgive-me the bad english, i'm learning yet.
>
> LCR
>
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