perl -T
Do you use it? Does it help you finding security holes in your Perl scripts?
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More than that 🙂 it stops your security issues before they become one. It is not a security silver bullet of course… we used to use it (a few years back when I was involved in Perl projects) in any script that was exposed externally (i.e. any mod_perl app) and we found it very useful and made it our policy. It does a few checks and it is handy.. (anything makes things automated)
Perl Security – perlsec recommends it strongly too: