Specifications should be a major part of the foundation we built on. Unfortunately, we're a bit loose with our adherence to specs. (Writer is guilty too).
Specifications should be a major part of the foundation we built on. Unfortunately, we're a bit loose with our adherence to specs. (Writer is guilty too).
Apart from PHP bugs and Denial of Service attacks, there's another reason why calling unserialize on user-supplied data (cookies, hidden form fields) is a bad idea.
Apart from PHP bugs and Denial of Service attacks, there's another reason why calling unserialize on user-supplied data (cookies, hidden form fields) is a bad idea.
Specifications should be a major part of the foundation we built on. Unfortunately, we're a bit loose with our adherence to specs. (Writer is guilty too).
Specifications should be a major part of the foundation we built on. Unfortunately, we're a bit loose with our adherence to specs. (Writer is guilty too).
Apart from PHP bugs and Denial of Service attacks, there's another reason why calling unserialize on user-supplied data (cookies, hidden form fields) is a bad idea.
Apart from PHP bugs and Denial of Service attacks, there's another reason why calling unserialize on user-supplied data (cookies, hidden form fields) is a bad idea.