Bug->Req #73920 [Opn->Sus]: Reform of file_uploads in php.ini

From: Date: Fri, 13 Jan 2017 12:22:45 +0000
Subject: Bug->Req #73920 [Opn->Sus]: Reform of file_uploads in php.ini
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Edit report at https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=73920&edit=1 ID: 73920 Updated by: cmb@php.net Reported by: admin at yoorshop dot fr Summary: Reform of file_uploads in php.ini -Status: Open +Status: Suspended -Type: Bug +Type: Feature/Change Request Package: URL related Operating System: centos 6.8 PHP Version: Irrelevant Block user comment: N Private report: N New Comment: The behavior of file_uploads is as expected and not a bug per se, so this is a feature request. Besides that it's not clear to me how PHP should check the authorization, introducing a new ini option would require the RFC process[1], so I'm suspending this request until someone cares to propose a respective RFC. [1] <http://wiki.php.net/rfc/howto> Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2017-01-12 12:55:27] admin at yoorshop dot fr Description: ------------ Hi, Even if we use CXS to protect websites, it is not sufficient sometimes, many hackers succeeded to take control over websites by injecting a pyramid of files which are not detected as exploit or virus, but rather these were efficient php scripts which we truly traveling in the site files until it got to sensitive datas. We saw that dozens of times this year, and it is true that some modules/templates with exploits had facilitated the job of the hacker... mail, sendmail are now forbidden on our servers, this is also an incredible spam expoit, and deprecated totally... file_uploads is a security disease on which PHP community has never made efforts to reform itselves... We suggest : existing file_uploads = OFF all the time adding a second file_uploads_sess by ex, which can override orignal file_uploads, and which would be ON by default of course : file_uploads_sess = ON Conditions are authentication, only those who are authenticated successfully could send a file (only these need to be able to do that, begining by the webmaster to create his products in his shops or a blogger post his articles + pictures) : - webmaster through admin website - a user forum or client of website also for support by example : he can send a screenshot - for contact form without authentication : we could introduce a secondary acceptable condition : captcha Thanks for attention, John Test script: --------------- Hi, Even if we use CXS to protect websites, it is not sufficient sometimes, many hackers succeeded to take control over websites by injecting a pyramid of files which are not detected as exploit or virus, but rather these were efficient php scripts which we truly traveling in the site files until it got to sensitive datas. We saw that dozens of times this year, and it is true that some modules/templates with exploits had facilitated the job of the hacker... mail, sendmail are now forbidden on our servers, this is also an incredible spam expoit, and deprecated totally... file_uploads is a security disease on which PHP community has never made efforts to reform itselves... We suggest : existing file_uploads = OFF all the time adding a second file_uploads_sess by ex, which can override orignal file_uploads, and which would be ON by default of course : file_uploads_sess = ON Conditions are authentication, only those who are authenticated successfully could send a file (only these need to be able to do that, begining by the webmaster to create his products in his shops or a blogger post his articles + pictures) : - webmaster through admin website - a user forum or client of website also for support by example : he can send a screenshot - for contact form without authentication : we could introduce a secondary acceptable condition : captcha Thanks for attention, John Expected result: ---------------- Hi, Even if we use CXS to protect websites, it is not sufficient sometimes, many hackers succeeded to take control over websites by injecting a pyramid of files which are not detected as exploit or virus, but rather these were efficient php scripts which we truly traveling in the site files until it got to sensitive datas. We saw that dozens of times this year, and it is true that some modules/templates with exploits had facilitated the job of the hacker... mail, sendmail are now forbidden on our servers, this is also an incredible spam expoit, and deprecated totally... file_uploads is a security disease on which PHP community has never made efforts to reform itselves... We suggest : existing file_uploads = OFF all the time adding a second file_uploads_sess by ex, which can override orignal file_uploads, and which would be ON by default of course : file_uploads_sess = ON Conditions are authentication, only those who are authenticated successfully could send a file (only these need to be able to do that, begining by the webmaster to create his products in his shops or a blogger post his articles + pictures) : - webmaster through admin website - a user forum or client of website also for support by example : he can send a screenshot - for contact form without authentication : we could introduce a secondary acceptable condition : captcha Thanks for attention, John Actual result: -------------- Hi, Even if we use CXS to protect websites, it is not sufficient sometimes, many hackers succeeded to take control over websites by injecting a pyramid of files which are not detected as exploit or virus, but rather these were efficient php scripts which we truly traveling in the site files until it got to sensitive datas. We saw that dozens of times this year, and it is true that some modules/templates with exploits had facilitated the job of the hacker... mail, sendmail are now forbidden on our servers, this is also an incredible spam expoit, and deprecated totally... file_uploads is a security disease on which PHP community has never made efforts to reform itselves... We suggest : existing file_uploads = OFF all the time adding a second file_uploads_sess by ex, which can override orignal file_uploads, and which would be ON by default of course : file_uploads_sess = ON Conditions are authentication, only those who are authenticated successfully could send a file (only these need to be able to do that, begining by the webmaster to create his products in his shops or a blogger post his articles + pictures) : - webmaster through admin website - a user forum or client of website also for support by example : he can send a screenshot - for contact form without authentication : we could introduce a secondary acceptable condition : captcha Thanks for attention, John ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Edit this bug report at https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=73920&edit=1

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