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# Perl ports of multi-language OWASP projects, for example [[AntiSamy]]. | # Perl ports of multi-language OWASP projects, for example [[AntiSamy]]. | ||
| − | # Review of CPAN modules according to OWASP standards, for example CGI::Application::Plugin::Authentication. | + | # Review of CPAN modules according to OWASP standards, for example [http://search.cpan.org/~silasmonk/CGI-Application-Plugin-Authentication-0.17/lib/CGI/Application/Plugin/Authentication.pm CGI::Application::Plugin::Authentication]. |
# A perl module to measure the strength of passwords. | # A perl module to measure the strength of passwords. | ||
Revision as of 15:59, 27 March 2010
This page should collect together any resources relating to Perl and OWASP or security in general.
It is perhaps odd that this page is so new:
- Perl has long been an open source language and often associated with the internet.
- It offers what seems to be a much under-used method of combating many sorts of exploit namely taint mode. This forces every "input" to the program to be checked for malign influences before it is allowed to effect the "outside" of the program.
Possible perl OWASP projects might include:
- Perl ports of multi-language OWASP projects, for example AntiSamy.
- Review of CPAN modules according to OWASP standards, for example CGI::Application::Plugin::Authentication.
- A perl module to measure the strength of passwords.
