Hello, everyone.  I'm losing my mind swimming through the issue of filtering
input variable scopes to stave off attacks.  Something occurred to me: Why
not just loop through all input variables and put them into HTMLEditFormat?

I know that this won't take care of SQL attacks, but in terms of scripting
attacks, won't the simple replacement of < and > take care of it all?  I
suppose that it might not handle problems where the form variable is
dynamically evaluated within a tag to generate a portion of the CFML code
itself, but given that those are rare cases in my situation, why can't I
just replace < and > and then apply special security measures to those rare
cases?

Thanks,
Matthieu




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