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| Submitted on: 10/27/2003 8:05:31 AM
By: Damian myerscough
Level: Beginner
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| | | This Article talks about the basics of Perl/CGI security and shows examples of exploiting security holes and avoiding them.
This tutorial was done is Word so to view the images please use word
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10/28/2003 1:19:43 PM:Jason Myerscough
The article cover some interesting
aspects of programming and overall i
thought it was very good.
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1/4/2004 10:49:09 AM:Damian myerscough
Planet who ever you are I aint seen you
contrivute anything?? This was a text
to just show some basic security In
functions Its not meant to be in depht
security.
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1/4/2004 6:19:53 PM:
Contribute? I've written books and
articles for major publications. Been
active in the Perl community for a
decade, hosted a conference and do more
than you know. I just found this site,
and if your tutorial is an example of
what is published here, then I wish I
hadn't found it. Your article is
terrible and a disservice to beginners.
The security "functions" you show
aren't basic, they are not correct.
Don't post articles which are not
correct, and stop deleting my comments,
as I will not stop so people can be
warned NOT to read this tutorial since
they will learn nothing. You should
remove your article, it has no
substance and your example are
insecure. That doesn't help anyone.
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