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php.net hacked
php.net hacked
Php.net has been hacked today. Roughly 5 hours ago it was flagged by all major browsers and google as malware. The attacker injected obfuscated javascript through a gateway into their userprefs.js file. You can read more here. The javascript roughly deobfuscates to:
<?php while(!$succeed = try()); ?>
Re: php.net hacked
I really hope this is somewhat contained and not a total breach.
Really makes you think about your own security though...
I am now compelled to go through the code for all my live projects for security flaws. I guess I know what I'll be doing for the rest of the day.
Really makes you think about your own security though...
I am now compelled to go through the code for all my live projects for security flaws. I guess I know what I'll be doing for the rest of the day.
Re: php.net hacked
Haha yes it does. I might just do the same later on. I believe they returned the file to its original contents. No word as of yet on the security breach being patched.
<?php while(!$succeed = try()); ?>