Re^6: One liner with globs on Windows to parse .srt files

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in thread One liner with globs on Windows to parse .srt files

This is substantially the same logic quirk as the old "ShellShock" bug in bash. Both of these take an expected "data" value (although here the "data" is the name of a module to import instead of the body of a shell function) and then execute code given after that value in the same string.

The best argument against calling this a security issue is that it must be either given on the command line or in $PERL5OPT — and you have bigger problems if either of those is within an attacker's control.

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