Uploaded October 2019 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago
Recent years have seen the emergence of PHP unserialization vulnerabilities as a viable route to remote code execution or other malicious outcomes. The presentation will start with a brief refresher on the issue as it has previously been understood before introducing new research which shows how unserialization can be induced when other types of vulnerability occur, including some that would previously have been considered low impact.
The presentation will include demos of long lived and previously unidentified RCE exploits against some of the most widely deployed open source PHP web applications and libraries.
Recent years have seen the emergence of PHP unserialization vulnerabilities as a viable route to remote code execution or other malicious outcomes. The presentation will start with a brief refresher on the issue as it has previously been understood before introducing new research which shows how unserialization can be induced when other types of vulnerability occur, including some that would previously have been considered low impact.
The presentation will include demos of long lived and previously unidentified RCE exploits against some of the most widely deployed open source PHP web applications and libraries.
