: Upgrade to a version that contains the patch. The vulnerability is present in PHPUnit before 4.8.28 and 5.x before 5.6.3 . Newer versions replace the vulnerable php://input stream with php://stdin , which cannot be populated via web requests.
But she also added a final, haunting line: : Upgrade to a version that contains the patch
PHPUnit uses this file internally when running tests in isolated processes. Instead of saving temporary PHP files to disk, PHPUnit pipes test code directly into a subprocess. The subprocess invokes eval-stdin.php , which reads the incoming code from STDIN and executes it instantly via eval() . But she also added a final, haunting line:
It is showing a list of all files in a folder instead of a webpage. For hackers, this is a "leaking pipe." It proves the folder is publicly accessible, which it should 🚀 How the Attack Worked It is showing a list of all files