in reply to Evaluating web cgi scripts
Rule number one is, if you don't know whether taint checking will break anything, turn on taint checking. If anything breaks, go over everything for security issues. This is more a web/cgi thing than a Perl thing, but it's a big thing. Taint checking is just a tool Perl provides to help you know if you have a problem. It's not perfect, but it helps a lot.
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