Rails and attr_accessible: is there a way to raise an exception if a non-mass-assignable attribute is mass-assigned?

As of Rails 3.2 this no longer requires monkeypatching -- rails provides this behavior now. Put this in development. Rb and test.rb.

I would suggest something like the Bento project has incorporated into their Rails app.

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