Tcl/Tk Security issues

Safe-Tcl information at tcl.tk is now out-of-date:

"The primary mechanism provided by Safe-Tcl to grant privileges is command aliases. An alias is a command in the untrusted interpreter that is really implemented by a different, fully trusted interpreter. This is much like the user-mode and kernel-modes in multiuser operating systems. In Safe-Tcl, an untrusted script is isolated in its interpreter context, and given a few extra commands that are carefully implemented by another Tcl intpreter to ensure safety."

Browser plugin information from tcl.tk follows:

The browser plugin removes:

Google Books version of 2003 Welch book:

    Chapter 19 of this book may be one of the best resources but the plugin was revised that year by Jeff Hobbs of ActiveState.

ActiveState mail lists on Tcl/Tk.

Tcl client-side HTTP information.

SUN Safe-Tcl entry,the ACM Portal entry and the CiteSeer entry.

Information on Extended Tcl and XOTcl

    Extended Tcl at sourceforge.net

    XOTcl home and on-line reference.

iTcl page for [incr Tcl], i.e., "Tcl++"    

Tk across Python, Ruby and Perl: documention has no entry for security at this time (20090909)

Perl and Tk

    links with Tk at CPAN    

    directories with Tk at CPAN

    perl-Tk at CPAN

    Book (2003)

    Book (Google Books: O'Reilly)

Python tkinter

    mail list

    tkinter at python.org

    wiki for tkinter

Ruby Tk

    Tk links at Ruby raa archive

    Tk at rubyforge (arcadia IDE)

Oz Qtk declarative Tk interface

    PDF (2002)

    manual (HTML)

Tcl items at insecure.org

Security update items:

    Novell Tk Suse update

    Madriva perl-Tk update

Tk developers web site 

Tk 8.5 manual (ActiveState)

Tk at ActiveState

Tcl Expect at nist

XOTcl IDE

John Ousterhout page at tcl.tk