2 comments

  • elmer22 days ago
    While the PHP vulnerability is big news and needs to be patched, it&#x27;s not that easy to exploit.<p>All of the POCs I found have hard coded memory addresses for the heap overflow and won&#x27;t work for many versions out-of-the-box.
    • pizza23439 minutes ago
      &gt; it&#x27;s not that easy to exploit.<p>With the advent of agents, easy or hard doesn&#x27;t matter much. One in thousands of agents will likely find a way, and that&#x27;s what matters.<p>The related public challenge (<a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;KillaBoi&#x2F;StealMyBitcoin-PoC" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;KillaBoi&#x2F;StealMyBitcoin-PoC</a>) has been hacked after around 19 hours. It&#x27;s up to debate whether it&#x27;s really representative (at first it wasn&#x27;t for sure, but it&#x27;s been corrected), but shows that there has been an exploitable RCE pathway.
    • onion2k46 minutes ago
      The point is that it&#x27;s getting a lot easier to find security holes that people would be unlikely to spot. They might be hard to exploit, but when they&#x27;re not it&#x27;ll be a massive problem. We can&#x27;t exactly assume they&#x27;ll all be difficult.
  • chasil39 minutes ago
    PHP is not prominently used in banking.<p>It is a common technology, well supported in the Red Hat family, and (I would hope that) <i>dnf update</i> will be the proper step for most people.