PHP \0 character security bypass vulnerability (CVE-2006-7243) allows attackers to bypass access restrictions by placing a safe file extension after the \0 character in the pathname prior to PHP 5.3.4
Reporter | Title | Published | Views | Family All 158 |
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UbuntuCve | CVE-2006-7243 | 18 Jan 201100:00 | – | ubuntucve |
UbuntuCve | CVE-2015-4025 | 9 Jun 201500:00 | – | ubuntucve |
UbuntuCve | CVE-2015-2348 | 30 Mar 201500:00 | – | ubuntucve |
UbuntuCve | CVE-2015-4026 | 9 Jun 201500:00 | – | ubuntucve |
Veracode | Authorization Bypass | 15 Jan 201908:51 | – | veracode |
NVD | CVE-2006-7243 | 18 Jan 201120:00 | – | nvd |
NVD | CVE-2015-2348 | 30 Mar 201510:59 | – | nvd |
NVD | CVE-2015-4026 | 9 Jun 201518:59 | – | nvd |
NVD | CVE-2015-4025 | 9 Jun 201518:59 | – | nvd |
Tenable Nessus | FreeBSD : php -- NULL byte poisoning (3761df02-0f9c-11e0-becc-0022156e8794) | 13 Jan 201100:00 | – | nessus |
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