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PHP 5.2.13 addresses security holes Print E-mail
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Vendors/Products An update which fixes around 40 bugs is available for the PHP 5.2 development branch. Version 5.2.13 comes highly recommended for all PHP 5.2.x users, as it includes a number of security-related fixes. These include a bug when validating the safe_mode configuration variable in the tempnam() function which arises when the path does not end in /). An open_basedir/safe_mode bypass vulnerability in the session extension has also been fixed. More details about the release, including other significant changes, can be found in the release announcement and change log. PHP 5.2.13 is available to download from the project's site.

The current PHP development branch is PHP 5.3, for which version 5.3.1 has been available since November 2009. A third release candidate for PHP 5.3.2 was released on the 23rd of February.

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