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Last post 04-14-2008, 7:51 AM by Adam. 3 replies.


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04-13-2008, 3:56 PM 39157

jackj
Joined on 04-13-2008
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security concerns

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Hi,

I download the trial version and install on the server, there is a security concern:

I logged in with the testing Admin user on the page supportadmin, and then I opened a new IE and type the admin page URL and then I was able to see all of the admin content on the new browser. is there no authentication check ?

thanks!

Jack

04-13-2008, 6:01 PM 39158 in reply to 39157

Adam
Joined on 09-23-2003
Aurora, ON
Posts 14,151

Re: security concerns

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Jack,

Cute Live Support admin page has security check.

>>I logged in with the testing Admin user on the page supportadmin, and then I opened a new IE

Did you close the existing page?

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04-13-2008, 6:43 PM 39159 in reply to 39158

jackj
Joined on 04-13-2008
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Re: security concerns

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looks i checked the "remember login" which persisted the auth info on the cookie, but that is supposed to remember login ID only right?

in a production box, should we remove the default.aspx, and test.* which looks like some testing code right?

thanks!

Jack

04-14-2008, 7:51 AM 39192 in reply to 39159

Adam
Joined on 09-23-2003
Aurora, ON
Posts 14,151

Re: security concerns

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Jack,

>>looks i checked the "remember login" which persisted the auth info on the cookie, but that is supposed to remember login ID only right?

Cute Live Supports use asp.net authentication. Please check the following article for details:

Security Features in ASP.NET - Authentication

>>in a production box, should we remove the default.aspx, and test.* which looks like some testing code right?

Yes. Those are the demo pages showing how to embed the live support image button and monitor tag.