php -- php_variables memory disclosure

Description:

Stefano Di Paola reports:

Bad array parsing in php_variables.c could lead to show arbitrary memory content such as pieces of php code and other data. This affects all GET, POST or COOKIES variables.

References:

• List post: <http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=bugtraq&m=109527531130492>(search)

Affects:

• mod_php4-twig <=4.3.8_2
• php4-cgi <=4.3.8_2
• php4-cli <=4.3.8_2
• php4-dtc <=4.3.8_2
• php4-horde <=4.3.8_2
• php4-nms <=4.3.8_2
• php4 <=4.3.8_2
• mod_php >=4 <=4.3.8_2,1
• mod_php4 >=4 <=4.3.8_2,1
• php5 <=5.0.1
• php5-cgi <=5.0.1
• php5-cli <=5.0.1
• mod_php5 <=5.0.1,1

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