> Fortunately, from a security perspective, there's very little that's > specific to CF, as opposed to any other CGI environment. You want to do > I have noticed in your various posts that you refer to CF as well as things like mod_perl as a CGI environment. Why? CGI stands for common gateway interface. It is an API to allow a web server to execute an application to handle certain requests. While ColdFusion can operate in CGI mode, almost nobody does that. ColdFusion requests are generally handed off to ColdFusion via ISAPI (IIS), NSAPI (Netscape/iPlanet), or module (Apache). Further, as the name states, mod_perl is not a CGI based implementation, it is in fact handling requests through the Apache module interface.
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