Plugin Security
By default, Wiki Syntax is designed to be safer than HTML. If we let users just use any HTML & Javascript (which is , some could do nasty things like XSS
Thus, when a plugin is potentially insecure, it must be approved by someone with appropriate permissions.
The permissions involved are:
| Permission | Description |
| tiki_p_plugin_approve | Can approve plugin execution |
| tiki_p_plugin_preview | Can execute unapproved plugin |
| tiki_p_plugin_viewdetail | Can view unapproved plugin details |
Plugin Approval
Starting in Tiki 3, the usage of potentially dangerous plugins needs to be validated in a case by case basis. An admin can do that through tiki-plugins.php.
Then, if you go to one of those pages listed in the previous list, you'll find a box with the option to see the details to that plugin usage. Users with the required permissions will be able to preview and validate or reject them.
