我相信这是因为它可以从字符串执行任何JavaScript函数。使用它可以使人们更容易向应用程序中注入恶意代码。

除非让eval()成为动态内容(通过cgi或输入)，否则它就像页面中所有其他JavaScript一样安全可靠。

这是一篇谈论eval的好文章，以及它如何不是一种邪恶: http://www.nczonline.net/blog/2013/06/25/eval-isnt-evil-just-misunderstood/

I’m not saying you should go run out and start using eval() everywhere. In fact, there are very few good use cases for running eval() at all. There are definitely concerns with code clarity, debugability, and certainly performance that should not be overlooked. But you shouldn’t be afraid to use it when you have a case where eval() makes sense. Try not using it first, but don’t let anyone scare you into thinking your code is more fragile or less secure when eval() is used appropriately.

除非您100%确定正在评估的代码来自可信的来源(通常是您自己的应用程序)，否则这将使您的系统暴露于跨站点脚本攻击。

eval() is very powerful and can be used to execute a JS statement or evaluate an expression. But the question isn't about the uses of eval() but lets just say some how the string you running with eval() is affected by a malicious party. At the end you will be running malicious code. With power comes great responsibility. So use it wisely is you are using it. This isn't related much to eval() function but this article has pretty good information: http://blogs.popart.com/2009/07/javascript-injection-attacks/ If you are looking for the basics of eval() look here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/eval

如果你知道你在什么环境中使用它，它并不一定那么糟糕。

如果您的应用程序使用eval()从XMLHttpRequest返回到您自己的站点的某个JSON中创建一个对象，该对象是由受信任的服务器端代码创建的，那么这可能不是问题。

不可信的客户端JavaScript代码无论如何也做不了那么多。只要你执行eval()的对象来自一个合理的源，就没问题。