Is this serious?
PHP <= 4.4.3 / 5.1.4 (objIndex) Local Buffer Overflow Exploit PoC
I have php 4.4.2, am I at risk?
# php -v
PHP 4.4.2
Is this serious?
PHP <= 4.4.3 / 5.1.4 (objIndex) Local Buffer Overflow Exploit PoC
I have php 4.4.2, am I at risk?
# php -v
PHP 4.4.2
Just add sscanf to your php.ini disable_functions line, and you should be fine. It's not a very commonly used function.
This vulnerability also exists in PHP 4.4.3. Nevertheless you should upgrade to PHP 4.4.3, since several other security issues were fixed in that version.
Have you been able to get that exploit to work?
I keep getting a segmentation fault
[/tmp]# php sscanf.php
Segmentation fault
Shame PHP hasn't mentioned when they're going to bother actually releasing a fixed version instead of leaving it to twiddle its thumbs in CVS, especially since it was reported to them so long ago.Vulnearability is fixed in CVS.
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So it always gives a segmentation fault? Its not a security risk then, no?Originally Posted by darkkouta