Introduction to Web Programming with Perl
by Dave Cross
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As was pointed out to me when I gave this talk, this doesn't actually solve the problem. It's still possible to create input that makes Bad Things happen.
You need to add an 'else' clause that refuses to run the command if the regex doesn't match the input. 4 years ago