Toolkit for testing Perl CGI

This was already posted in the Perl forum, but no one wants to help me.

Anyone got a line on a toolkit that will allow me to test my perl cgi scripts for known security issues? I want to check any buffer-overruns or funky escaped characters or anything script-kiddie-ish like that.

Prefer free (like beer) and open source.

Should run on FreeBSD, NT, or 9x....bonus if it is a set of perl scripts that will test perl scripts.

Let me see a perl testing script that will test perl scripts.

1. must work on all O/S available
2. must be consistent
3. should be adaptive to your needs
4. Graphical interface optional

5. Low in price / over head

6. must carry a 100 year warranty

7. Cellular active while driving an SUV


Suggestion :

Call NASA they put people on the Moon.

Thanks

Jenny

There are perl / cgi scripts that you can run to determine
web/cgi goofs but they are written by humans and are dated by seconds of web time.

So don't be so harsh Jenny .

Just point to CGI by Lincoln Stein.


Learn this and You will never have a worry.

Thanks

Foot in mouth

Every time June said "Ward, you were a little hard on the Beaver last night"

Boy have you got a lot to learn about people FootinMouth.


The origional question was about a free do it all protector kinda script for free.


And there is free

And there is a condom

And there is a real world

And there are patches to every O/S available


But this boy wants a box of chocolates, his choice.

I do not think there is a box of that which will fit his needs accross the board for free.

See NASA [ space cowboys ] or other applied peoples.

Good luck you Men folk on your masculine task

Jenny

I don't want a super-condom for my scripts.

I don't have the money to buy the CGI book.

I was just wondering if there is any way to find a toolkit that will *TEST* CGIs for common hacks.

Other than browsing Bugtraq and d/l-ing any scripts I find, I don't think anyone has centrally located this type of information.

Sorry about the friction/ruckus this caused.

here:

eval $_; # there MIGHT be some SMALL security issues.
print `$evilcode`; # might as well while you're at it right?

It turns out that Taint will bitch-slap me hard enough that I have to be a good little boy.

Sorry about being a dumbass.