> >>All PHP does, is create a dynamic webpage, ie create a web page
> >>"on-the-fly". This does not expose any holes any more than creating an
> >> html page does.
>
> not true - PHP is as secure as the pages you program.
> lack of user input verification is a good example.
If you wants to be philosophical about it, then this is of course true
for any languages such as Perl, Java, C/C++, Pascal, Fortran, Eiffel,
Modula, ADA, Lisp, Prolog, Assembler, and even Born-Shell, you name it.
The point Fleming raised is still valid.
//Anders
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