It appears my post here is related; disregard if not.

Years ago, I wrote an accounting application for an ISP. It used CGI::Application. I forced the system to use only one entry point and to error out on any URL passed in that wasn't from this entry point.

I then implemented CGI::Application::Plugin::LinkIntegrity to protect against rogue URL input, after entry has been gained.

Although specific to CGI::Application, it wouldn't be hard to drum up something similar for any other module or even custom code. This, along with -T and other routine validation should make things a bit more resistant to tampering.

In reply to Re: Crash-Test Dummies: A Few Thoughts on Website Testing by stevieb
in thread Crash-Test Dummies: A Few Thoughts on Website Testing by locked_user sundialsvc4

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