After days of cringing as these emails come through, I am going to chime in
briefly.

If there is such a glaring hole in the Coldfusion platform, and there is a
need for it to be filled, is there an obvious business/product opportunity
here?

The Coldfusion ecosystem is large, and as the title suggests, has a really,
really long tail.

(Says someone who finally shut down his last Coldfusion 5 system last
calendar year)

Would you people that think it needs work be willing to define the require
functionality you think is missing? As in specific vulnerabilities, and
suggestions for how to test it?

I am sure there are solid developers here who, if they saw a compelling
reachable product, might jump on this.

And if it turns out to be doable and cost effective, i would also bet that
Adobe (or one of their competitors, or both) might purchase that technology
and bundle it in future versions.

I am picturing a 2-fold system. A web-based "scan for common
vulnerabilities from outside", and a more detailed "scan the system from
inside".

(There are a number of comparable systems out there. WordPress security
scanners being a recently-in-mind example)

Thoughts?

I think a little more on-topic, a little less on-people would be nice.

Jerry Milo Johnson




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