Yes its not correct, i deliberately placed the code there this way for now until i figure out how to really test for a *Backwards Directory Traversal*

Can you help with a regex?

Ah, now i understood what the problem is, i was telling the script that if the parameter didnt contained a null strign then cosider its the other error without really checking if it is. So, i have to write it like this somehow: 

      if( param('select') =~ /\0/ )
      {
         $passage = "*Null Byte Injection* attempted & logged!";
         print br() x 2, h1( {class=>'big'}, $passage );
      }
      if( param('select') =~ /\./ )
      {
         $passage = "*Backwards Directory Traversal* attempted & logge
+d!";
         print br() x 2, h1( {class=>'big'}, $passage );
      }

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The 2nd if is wrong though cause it doesnt check the parameter for backslashes or dots.

Can you help me write it properly?

In reply to Re^6: somethign wrong with the sumbit by Nik
in thread somethign wrong with the sumbit by Nik

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