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phpBB 3.2.3: Phar Deserialization to RCE
A new PHP exploit technique affects the most famous forum software phpBB3. The vulnerability allows attackers who gain access to an administrator account to execute arbitrary PHP code and to take over the entire board (CVE-2018-19274).
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WordPress Design Flaw Leads to WooCommerce RCE
WordPress Design Flaw Leads to WooCommerce RCEA flaw in the way WordPress handles privileges can lead to a privilege escalation in plugins. This affects for example the popular WooCommerce.
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PHP Object Injection
A very common and critical vulnerability in PHP applications is PHP Object Injection. This blog post explains how they work and how they can lead to a full site takeover by remote attackers.
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Fully Automated Promotion Pipelines with SonarQube Server and Artifactory
Catch builds constructed from poor quality code before they make it to production. Discover how to integrate Artifactory and SonarQube Server.
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My Journey Interviewing with SonarSource...
What's it like to interview with SonarSource? Read on and find out!
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What is Phar Deserialization
Last week a new exploitation technique for PHP applications was announced at the BlackHat USA conference. Find out everything you need to know in this blog post.
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Protect your code against injection vulnerabilities with SonarQube Cloud!
Injection security vulnerabilities (OWASP-A1) can run scared, as latest SonarQube Cloud updates now provide advanced security checks to continuously detect them.
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WordPress File Delete to Code Execution
In this blog post we introduce an authenticated arbitrary file deletion vulnerability (CVE-2018-20714) in the WordPress core that can lead to attackers executing arbitrary code.
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Evil Teacher: Code Injection in Moodle
In this post we will examine the technical intrinsics of a critical vulnerability in the previous Moodle release (CVE-2018-1133).
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Import issues of your favorite linters in SonarQube Cloud!
Over the past 2 weeks, the following new features were deployed on SonarQube Cloud: import of issues from external linters with built-in support for TypeScript projects, support for the Go language, graceful handling of username change, first version of the GitHub Application, new rules for Python, Java and Swift
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A Salesmans Code Execution: PrestaShop 1.7.2.4
PrestaShop is one of the most popular e-commerce solutions. We detected a highly critical vulnerability that allows to execute arbitrary code on any installation with version <= 1.7.2.4. In this technical blog post we present the vulnerability and the exploitation technique that could have been misused by attackers (CVE-2018-20717).
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