PHP stuff!
On my server, I have PHP 5.6 to 8.1 installed and use the versions for various testing purposes. To change the memory_limit across all versions as simply as possible instead of editing each file, I use the following command. find /etc/php -iname ‘php.ini’ -exec sed -i ‘s/memory_limit = .*/memory_limit = 512M/g’ {} \;
Read More Bulk change PHP memory_limit across all installed PHP versionsI recently revisited a project from some time ago that I found and modified the code to support PHP7 which dropped support for mysql extension in favor of mysqli.
I had some time at lunch to kill, so I decided to see how Malware techniques were improving in the land of WordPress and free premium theme download sites. Enter the Darknet. A simple Google search got me a theme ZIP file pretty quickly. Now, it was time to see what malicious happenings this thing…
Read More Part 1: Analysis of a WordPress MalwareTo honor Easter, I’ve decided to put this little tidbit of information up. These are PHP “easter eggs”. I had no idea these existed until I was running a security scan using Detectify. This information can be considered to be a vulnerability since it could be used to obtain specific server information/versions and use that version as a reference to look up exploits against PHP, the server, etc.
Read More PHP Easter EggsI’m working on a GooglePlus RSS Feed Reader in PHP for anyone who might be interested in making a WordPress module or something similar to display N latest Public posts to your stream. I have some code in PHP that I’m tinkering with. The original idea came from http://plusfeed.appspot.com/. You can view the progress: https://techish.net/pub/googleplus_rss.php…
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