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wictor wilén - sharepoint mca, mcsm, mcm and mvp home presentations post series contact about the blog of wictor wilén monday, october 2, 2017 3:32:00 pm sharepoint framework and microsoft graph access – convenient but be very careful tags: sharepoint framework , office 365 , azure ad , microsoft graph , sharepoint online , security tuesday, april 3, 2018 1:18:59 pm 2 comments sharepoint framework (spfx) is a fantastic development model on top of (modern) sharepoint, for user interface extensibility, and it have evolved tremendously over the last year since it became general available. the framework is based on javascript extensibility in a controlled manner, compared to the older javascript injection mechanisms we used to extend (classic) sharepoint, that comes with a lot of power. using sharepoint framework our javascript has access to the whole dom in the browser, meaning that we can do essentially what we want with the user interface – however, of course, we shouldn’t, only certain parts of the dom are allowed/supported for modification. these areas are the custom client-side web parts we build (that squared box) or specific place holders (currently only two of them; top and bottom). for me that’s fine (although there’s a need for some more placeholders), but if you want to destroy the ux it is all up to you. in our client-side solutions we can call out to web services and fetch data and present to the user and even allow the end-user to manipulate this data. for a while now we’ve had limited access to microsoft graph, where microsoft has done the auth plumbing for us, and now in the latest version ( 1.4.1 ) a whole new set of api’s to both call microsoft graph, with our own specified permission scopes, and even custom web services protected by azure ad. very convenient and you can build some fantastic (demo) solutions with this to show the power of ux extensibility in sharepoint online. however – there are some serious security disadvantages that you probably don’t think or even care of if you’re a small business, a happy hacker or just want to build stuff. for me – designing and building solutions for larger enterprises this scares me and my clients…a lot! some perspective let’s take a step back and think about javascript injections (essentially spfx is javascript injections – just with a fancier name and in a somewhat controlled way). it’s all very basic things, but from recent “social conversations” it seems like “people” forget. javascript running on a web page, has all the power that an end-user has, one could say even more power, since it can do stuff the user doesn’t see or is aware of. i already mentioned that javascript can modify the dom – like hiding, adding or moving elements around. but it can also execute code, that is not necessarily visible. a good example is for instance to use microsoft application insights to log the behavior of the user or the application – seems like a good thing in most cases (although i don’t think that many users of appinsights understand how gdpr affects this – but that’s another discussion). we could also use javascript to call web services, using the information we have on the page to manipulate the state of the page, and also send data from our page to another page. all without the user noticing it. for good or for bad…let’s come back to the latter in a minute or so. no script sites and the noscript flag before sharepoint framework microsoft introduced “no script” sites to mitigate the issue with arbitrary javascript running in sites and pages. all modern team sites, based on office 365 groups, and onedrive sites are no script sites. you can as an admin control the behavior of newly created sharepoint sites using the settings in the sharepoint admin center (under settings): depending on when your tenant was created (before or after the addition of this setting) your default settings may be different. my recommendation is, of course, to prevent users from running custom scripts , to ensure that you don’t get some rogue scripts in there (see below). this setting can also be set on individual sites using the following sharepoint online powershell command: set-sposite https://contoso.sharepoint.com/sites/site -denyaddandcustomizepages 0 more information here: “ allow or prevent custom script ” this setting on a site not only affects javascript injections it also prohibits the use of sandbox solutions and the use of sharepoint designer – all good things! script editor web part – the wolf in sheep clothes “our favorite” sharepoint extensibility mechanism, specifically for the citizen developers (or whatever you prefer calling them), has been the script editor web part (sewp). as an editor of a site in sharepoint we can just drag the sewp onto a page and add arbitrary scripts to get our job done and we’re done. the aforementioned no script setting will make the script editor web part unavailable on these sites. the script editor web part does not exist in modern sharepoint. the whole idea with modern sharepoint and spfx is that we (admins/editors) should have a controlled and managed way to add customizations to a site – and of course sewp is on a collision course with that. having that option would violate the whole idea. you can read much more about this in the sharepoint patterns and practices article called “ migrate existing script editor web part customizations to the sharepoint framework ”. but, there is now a “modern” version of the script editor web part available as a part of the sharepoint patterns and practices samples repository (which is a bit of a shocker to me). this solution is bypassing the whole idea of sharepoint framework – controlled and governed javascript in sharepoint online. and of course this is being used by a lot of users/tenants – since it’s simple and it works. if you do use this solution you really should continue reading this… sharepoint framework and microsoft graph = power? how does this relate to sharepoint framework then? as i said, with sharepoint framework we now have a very easy way to access the microsoft graph (and other azure ad secured end-points) with pre-consented permission scopes. as a developer when you build a sharepoint framework solution you can ask to be granted permissions to the microsoft graph and other resources. the admin grants these permissions in the new sharepoint online admin center under api management. for instance you want to build a web part that shows the e-mail or calendar on your portal page, you might want to have access to read and write information to tasks. the possibilities are endless and that is great, or is it? i think this is a huge area of concern. imagine these user stories: “ as a user i would like to see my calendar events on my intranet ” – pretty common request i would say. this requires the spfx web part developer to ask for permissions to read the users calendar. “as a user i would like to see and be able to update my planner tasks” – another very common request. this requires the spfx web part developer to ask for read and write access to all groups (that’s just how it is…). both these scenarios opens up your sharepoint online solution for malicious attacks in a very severe way. of course the actual permission has to be approved by an admin – but how many admins do really understand what’s happening when the business cries “we need this feature”. note: this is not just a sharepoint framework issue, but spfx makes it so easy that you probably don’t see the forest for the trees. and this is also true for many of these “intranet-in-a-box” vendors that has made their similar service to access mail/calendars etc from the graph. it’s still javascript and if you allow a single user to add a script it can be misused. rogue scripts once you have granted permissions to the microsoft graph, by a single request from that fancy calendar web part, all other scripts in the whole tenant has those permissions . so your seemingly harmles

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Copyright (c) 1997- IIS (The Internet Foundation In Sweden).
All rights reserved.
The information obtained through searches, or otherwise, is protected
by the Swedish Copyright Act (1960:729) and international conventions.
It is also subject to database protection according to the Swedish
Copyright Act.
Any use of this material to target advertising or
similar activities is forbidden and will be prosecuted.
If any of the information below is transferred to a third
party, it must be done in its entirety. This server must
not be used as a backend for a search engine.
Result of search for registered domain names under
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  EXPIRES 2018-04-28

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