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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
PHP, as many other languages, allows the inclution of files in order to provide or extend the functionality of the current file. | PHP, as many other languages, allows the inclution of files in order to provide or extend the functionality of the current file. | ||
| − | If this aspect is compromised, the file itself might be as well thereby undermining the integrity of such program. | + | If this aspect is compromised, the file itself might be as well, thereby undermining the integrity of such program. |
==Risk Factors== | ==Risk Factors== | ||
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Vulnerabilities Table of Contents
Description
PHP, as many other languages, allows the inclution of files in order to provide or extend the functionality of the current file. If this aspect is compromised, the file itself might be as well, thereby undermining the integrity of such program.
Risk Factors
None detected at this moment.
Examples
<?PHP include '/path/filename.php'; include_once 'path/filename.class.php'; require '../path/filename.inc'; require_once 'filename.inc.php'; ?>
Related Attacks
- Remote file inclusion using variables from the request POST or GET
Related Vulnerabilities
Related Controls
Related Technical Impacts
References
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