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A Silent Threat - PHP in EXIF
Saved by uncleflo on February 24th, 2017.
Anyone who has done anything with file uploads knows that there's a lot to take into consideration when you're allowing your users to upload their own files up to the server. We've already covered some of the things you can do to help prevent some of the most common problems (bad MIME types, whitelisting file types, etc) but there's another one to consider that wasn't mentioned before. This "silent threat" comes in the form of PHP code embedded into the EXIF data on an image - jpg, gif, whatever. Since PHP only really has detection for things like MIME type, checking into the headers of uploaded images is difficult. Thankfully, there's a simple way to protect you and your application - don't use include (or the like) to load images into your site.
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