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Second the question on security 

Forum: CCI for Perl
Re: The First Response (Ed Burns)
Re: What are the security implications with CCI? (Eliot Lear)
Date: 1995, Jan 17
From: Stan Letovsky

It seems to me that unless a stripped down Perl is created that eliminates destructive potentials, it is extremely dangerous to encourage people to start writing and downloading client-side Perl scripts. For this reason I am pursuing a SafeTclTK-based approach to client-side scripting. Since I have much more experience with Perl than Tcl (none), I would vastly prefer to use a SafePerl5Tk. But I don't consider an approach based on (unsafe) Perl to be at all viable.

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1 Client-Side Scripting on the Web & Security by @cruiser.gdb.org, 1995, Jan 17

1 Client-Side Scripting and CCI - is there an issue by adrianh@cogs.susx.ac.uk, 1995, Jan 18

1 Security Problems? *YES* by dmag@umich.edu, 1995, Aug 23

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2 Respond to: Client-Side Scripting on the Web & Security by davet@yahoo.ncsa.uiuc.edu, 1995, Jan 18

1 CCI & Security by letovsky@gdb.org, 1995, Jan 18

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