Editing WoW:Secure Execution and Tainting (section)

==Terminology==
Since there are a number of similar concepts at work here, the terminology can 
be confusing, here's a summary of the common terms and their meanings: 

* Secure generally means 'without taint'. 
* Secure code refers to either an untainted current execution or an untainted function. 
* Values/References/Parameters are sometimes referred to as 'clean', this means the same as 'secure'. 
* A protected function is one that can only be successfully called from a secure execution state. 
* A protected frame is one that is locked down during combat. 
* A protected method is one that cannot be successfully called on a protected frame during combat. 
* Secure templates are simply XML templates that define secure script handlers, they usually also create protected frames.



{{API Trail Secure}}