Security should have to be seriously considered in CMS development.
The most part of exploits come from Web 2.0 components. Infrastructural ones are residual (according to [21]).
Usual Example of cyber attacks:
· Web: SQLi, Defacement, iFrame, Account Hijack, XSS
· Infr: DNS Hijacking, Application, Malware, Ramsonware, Botnet, 0-Day
CMS Solutions
According to [1], the top three used product are: WordPress, Joomla! and Drupal. Everyone of these has proper pros and cons. The following graph depicts CMS usage during 2014, according to WebcomWebsites (http://www.webcomwebsites.co.uk/our-articles/ ):
The term “Web 2.0”refers to evolved web techniques such as provide a better interaction between user and site.
This should be performed by the means of a CMS (Content Management System). It allows for websites based
on contents/comments paradigm.
Web 2.0 Architecture
The CMS is an infrastructural layer, offering the following advantages:
· Interface: the user choose the information (text, images, videos) to display, interacting with the website,
according to specific actions (e.g. click, sting insertion).
