Friday, March 2nd, 2007...7:55 am...by:
Month of PHP Bugs
In the latest installment of “Month of (fill in software or computer language here) Bugs”, Stephan Esser is set to announce vulnerabilities found in the PHP scripting language.
Esser quit the PHP Security Response Team in December after becoming increasingly frustrated with the time it took to patch known holes in PHP.
Because of that event, some feel that his “Month of” is a lash-out at his former colleagues. While there is some debate regarding his real motives for doing this, Esser says on his web site that it is only to help improve PHP security.
Esser began the month listing three PHP vulnerabilities an hopefully, the PHP Team will patch the holes since nearly everyone uses PHP these days.
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