SharePoint Code Analysis Framework (SPCAF)

SPC020201: Do not update list of blocked extensions

SPC020202: Avoid setting 'AllowUnsafeUpdates' on SPWeb

SPC020203: Avoid setting 'AllowUnsafeUpdates' on SPSite

SPC020204: Do not call 'WindowsIdentity.Impersonate'

SPC020205: Do not set 'AllowEveryoneViewItems' for SPList to TRUE

SPC020206: Avoid usage of 'RunWithElevatedPrivileges'

SPC020210: Do not add PageParserPaths to web.config

SPC020220: Do not call 'HttpUtility.HtmlEncode'.

SPC020221: Do not nest calls to RunWithElevatedPrivileges

SPC020602: CAS Policy 'Maschine' with access='Administer' is not allowed

SPC020603: Policy Permission Impersonate not allowed

SPC020611: Do not define 'FileIOPermission' with 'Unrestricted=true'

SPC020612: Do not define 'RegistryPermission' with 'Unrestricted=true'

SPC020613: Do not define 'SecurityPermission' with 'Unrestricted=true'

SPC020614: Do not define 'EnvironmentPermission' with 'Unrestricted=true'

SPC020615: Do not define 'SmtpPermission' with 'Unrestricted=true'

SPC025501: Do not set 'AllowEveryoneViewItems' to TRUE in ListDefinition

SPC026901: Do not use inline code in ASPX pages

SPC026902: Add 'SharePoint:FormDigest' to ASPX page

SPC026901: Do not use inline code in ASPX pages

ASPX pages should not contain inline code. Use code behind instead.

TypeName:	DoNotUseInlineCodeInASPXPage
CheckId:	SPC026901
Severity:	CriticalWarning
Type:	Solution

Resolution

Remove the inline code and use code behind instead. MSDN: Because inline code can run with full trust on the server, it is possible for a developer to expose data from anywhere in the SharePoint environment by making a call to elevate the privileges of the code during run time. As a best practice, any inline code should therefore be reviewed for security implications before it is allowed to be installed and run on the server.

Links

Inline Code

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