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or load-bearing CGI and perl... (perl's OK, CGI had a lot more server side injection risk from what I remember)
by paulmd 7y ago
or load-bearing CGI and perl...
(perl's OK, CGI had a lot more server side injection risk from what I remember)
- post_below 7y agoCGI as in "Common Gateway Interface" or CGI.pm? If the former, the injection vulnerability would be in the script talking to the server/database via CGI, rather than in CGI itself. If the latter I don't remember any major unpatched vulnerabilities in CGI.pm, but it was epically inefficient.