Month of PHP Bugs - Day 10
Day 10 of the Month of PHP Bugs brings a new PHP vulnerability which occurs when using ext/filter and ASCII data. This raises the vulnerability count to 18.
- PHP ext/filter HTML Tag Stripping Bypass Vulnerability When ext/filter is configured to strip characters with low ASCII values it is possible to bypass the HTML tag filter in an easy way.
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