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To get an introduction to some basic cases of what taint mode considers “unsafe”, I recommend reading the Perl documentation on taint mode. The O’Reilly “Programming Perl” reference book is a good introductory source of information. The section in the book is called “Handling Insecure Data”. The same basic information in there can also be found on-line in the UNIX distribution of Perl. On UNIX, typing “perldoc perlsec” will bring up the Perl Security documentation. If you are not using UNIX, there is a possibility that this command will work on your particular operating systems’ distribution of Perl anyway. However, if it does not work, you can always look up this information on-line. The “perlsec” guide is located at http://www.perl.com/CPAN/doc/manual/html/pod/perlsec.html. In addition, Lincoln Stein’s WWW-Security FAQ has an excellent introduction to safe scripting in Perl. On a CGI script, the only user input is basically user submitted form data. It is this user input that the Per

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To get an introduction to some basic cases of what taint mode considers “unsafe”, I recommend reading the Perl documentation on taint mode. The O’Reilly “Programming Perl” reference book is a good introductory source of information. The section in the book is called “Handling Insecure Data”. The same basic information in there can also be found on-line in the UNIX distribution of Perl. On UNIX, typing “perldoc perlsec” will bring up the Perl Security documentation. If you are not using UNIX, there is a possibility that this command will work on your particular operating systems’ distribution of Perl anyway. However, if it does not work, you can always look up this information on-line. The “perlsec” guide is located at http://www.perl.com/CPAN/doc/manual/html/pod/perlsec.html. In addition, Lincoln Stein’s WWW-Security FAQ has an excellent introduction to safe scripting in Perl. On a CGI script, the only user input is basically user submitted form data. It is this user input that the Per

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