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Author Kevin.Dyer
Recipients Kevin.Dyer, josh.r
Date 2014-10-09.00:04:23
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Gotcha. Thanks for the explanation.

Two questions:

1) Given that it's probably not an out-of-memory issue, is it possible that this could turn into something more malicious? (e.g., an arbitrary code execution vulnerability?)
2) It's not obvious to me why eval-ing arbitrary user input doesn't count. Isn't an interpreter segfault a bad thing, even if it's a somewhat degenerate use case?
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