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like like dashboards, chat, kanban. That is the point in any realtime web framework in any programming language.
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- Yes, you should check with Meteor DevTools Evolved Chromium/Firefox extension that at minimongo is only text that user has permission to see.
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- Do checking as logged in user, and logged out user.
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-- Check permissions and sanitize before allowing some change, because someone could modify content of input field, PubSub/websocket data, etc.
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+- Check permissions and sanitize before allowing some change, because someone could modify content of input field,
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+ PubSub/websocket data (for example with Burp Suite Community Edition), etc.
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- If you have REST API, also check that only those that have login token, and have permission, can view or edit text
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- You should not include any data user is not allowed to see. Not to webpage text, not to websockets/PubSub, etc.
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- Minimongo should not have password hashes PubSub https://wekan.github.io/hall-of-fame/userbleed/
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