To avoid contributing to the spam mess, don't deploy
anything relating to sending email until you have it reviewed by a security expert, or you become a security expert yourself.
For the former, look around, I'm sure you'll find some. For the latter, start by reading and understanding every relevant CGI security document you can find. If you don't have time for the latter, hire the expert, or don't do it at all.
Please, please. Remember, fundamentally, CGI lets someone else use your computer's resources. Try to keep it to good use, instead of evil use. If you can't be responsible for that, you will be blacklisted, or worse, held liable for your lack of care.
-- Randal L. Schwartz, Perl hacker
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