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So, I am really just a beginner. To me it seems to be the case that attackers may find a way to break out of a particular data processing instruction and execut
by bayesianhorse 12y ago
So, I am really just a beginner. To me it seems to be the case that attackers may find a way to break out of a particular data processing instruction and execute arbitrary lisp code.
If you say, this can't be so, you may well be right...
- hga 12y agoAs I understand it, unless you're using a Lisp with an reader macro that calls eval, or your code calls eval, and you allow arbitrary input into that code while running vs. loading/compiling, it's just not going to happen.