Backend Access Control
This extension provides a basic security model for the TYPO3 CMS backend based on the TYPO3 CMS security framework.
This implementation is a proof-of-concept prototype and thus experimental development. Since not all planned features are implemented, this extension should not be used for production sites.
Installation
Use composer to install this extension in your project:
composer config repositories.security git https://github.com/typo3-initiatives/backend-access-control
composer require typo3/cms-backend-access-controlPermissions
Each permission has a resource, a principal, an action and a state. A principal within the backend is either an user or a group. The state of a permission specify whether the entry should have access (permit) or not have access (deny). An permission is explicit when its principal is a current user. A permission is implicit when its principal is a current group.
A permission attribute provider is responsible to collect all relevant permissions for an access request. Therefore the following rules MUST be applied:
- Groups inherit all rights of their subgroups.
- Users inherit all rights of their groups.
Policies are responsible for evaluating permissions during an access request. They MUST consider the following rules:
- Explicit permissions take precedence over the implicit permissions.
- Access restrictions have priority over implicit permissions.
- Access restrictions have priority over explicit permissions.
They also SHOULD consider the following rule:
- Resources can inherit permissions from other resources.
Development
Development for this extension is happening as part of the TYPO3 persistence initiative.