The server accepts user input and incorporates it directly into the logic of the web application.
If the input contains malicious code, the server will accept and execute it, leading to issues such as information leakage and arbitrary code execution.
The User Input Verification function is enabled by default, which verifies the user input in specific scenarios within FineDataLink, effectively filtering malicious code and ensuring system security.
If the user input contains illegal content, clicking OK or Save will prevent the entered content from being saved and trigger a pop-up message, as shown in the following figure.
You (the super admin) can enable/disable User Input Verification by modifying the following configuration item in the fine_conf_entity table.
After the User Input Verification function is enabled, it will verify the input content in specific input scenarios in FineDataLink. For details, see the "Verification Scenario" section.
If the input contains the following regular expressions, clicking OK or Save will prevent the entered content from being saved and trigger a pop-up message: "Illegal characters exist in the input: XXX."
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