Shocking News in PHP Exploitation

Esser, S. (2009). Shocking News in PHP Exploitation.

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2009

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• Insecure Deserialization
  • PHP's unserialize triggers magic methods (__wakeup, __destruct) that an attacker can chain into a gadget sequence reaching arbitrary computation

    This sourceIt does not carry the generalization that such chains have recurred across CMS plugin ecosystems, which is not cited to this source. Author, subject and year were checked; the venue named above, Power of Community (POC) 2009, was not independently confirmed.

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