Persistent XSS through CKEditor Configuration

Reproduction steps:

• Log in as a standard user with edit rights
• Edit CKEditor.Config
• In the Advanced Configuration field, add some javascript code (e.g., console.log('ckeditor'))
• With any user, edit a page

Expected result

• User cannot edit CKEditor.Config without Programming rights

Actual result

• Unprivileged users are able to inject javascript for any user editing using CKEditor

Note 1:  It might also be possible to do the same by editing the default value of CKEditor.ConfigClass or by adding an XObject of this class when CKEditor.Config is missing

Note 2: The affect version needs to be updated, 14.10 is just a placeholder

Other things:

• CKEditor.ConfigSheet must be protected as well, otherwise there is a risk that some dangerous javascript is defined before and admin configures ckedior and copy a bad sheet
• The same is true for CKEditor.ConfigTemplate and CKEditor.AdminSection