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Opinion: Ruby, Rails, and Risk 
riskmanagementinsight.com | Fri, Aug 31
Java has the notion of a security manager where folks can specify what types of code can be allowed to execute. Ruby currently has no such notion. While I know this is under development, one needs to ask whether using Ruby without one is a security risk?
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