Hi Lee,

As I recall, the OpenBD Admin project was a separate labor of love headed up by Matt Woodward, who I met at a CFOPEN conference in Texas many years ago.

Much like the ACF Admin tools, the project's purpose was simply to help craft the /WEB-INF/bluedragon/bluedragon.xml file and some of the JDBC connection strings by way of a GUI. But once that work has been done, the folders /adminapi and /administrator could probably be entirely removed from the project in production without consequence.

The one security issue I'm aware of is that the /adminapi folder could be browsed or accessed from the public without being logged in (foundeo.com/hack-my-cf/). While I have been able to reproduce the former in a test environment, I haven't been able to do either on our production system. I get 403 Forbidden, although I'm not a professional hack.

Al Holden


On 11/11/2016 12:15 PM, Lee Fortnam wrote:
Hi All,

Just wondering if anyone has any pearls of wisdom to secure OpenBD 3.1 in a production environment?

Apparently there is a well known CFM Admin hack that is a vulnerability and I am keen to lock it down as much as possible.

If anyone has a standard setup that could be shared that would be amazing.

Kind Regards,

Lee
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