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Advisory: We suggest you set session.upload_progress.enabled=0 until the next regular bugfix release

#php#redditr#need#panic#pretty

No need to panic, it's pretty unlikely to be exploitable, given the conditions they list afterwards. If like me you already disabled this paramater anyway on Wednesday, you're gold. submitted by /u/C0c04l4 [link] [comments]

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Should PHP ship with safer defaults, like session.upload_progress disabled?

#php#redditr#default#apps#advisory

The recent advisory suggested setting session.upload_progress.enabled=0 as a mitigation. The risky path needs an unusual setup (a serialize handler switched at runtime with ini_set()), but the feature is on by default, and most apps never use upload…

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manticore-fmt: a fast PHP formatter compiled to a native binary

#php#redditr#fixer#mago#compiler

For years I've used PHP-CS-Fixer on both personal and commercial projects. I like its ruleset, but I also like how fast Mago is. So when I started working on a PHP compiler, I decided to build a formatter that follows PHP-CS-Fixer's rules and runs at a…

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Carve: a markup language with a native PHP engine and Laravel, Symfony and WordPress integration

#php#redditr#fig#carve#markup

Hey folks. I have been building Carve, a modern lightweight markup language for content that outgrows Markdown (and Djot). For humans and agents working on the same docs. After many months of specs and coding, it should finally be stable enough now.…

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Which PHP tools or practices made the biggest difference to your code quality in the last 2 years?

#php#redditr#static#analysis#formatters

Static analysis, formatters, typed properties, enums, readonly classes, attributes, Pest or PHPUnit, mutation testing, there’s a lot to choose from. Which single tool or feature changed your day-to-day work the most?…

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Hacker exploits unpatched PHP server in $2,000 Bitcoin challenge, but finds the wrong private key

#php#redditr#server#unpatched#configuration

A developer deliberately left a PHP server unpatched and challenged hackers to steal more than $2,000 in Bitcoin. According to TechTimes UK, the challenge lasted 19.28 hours, but there were a couple of unexpected complications.…

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