On Mon, Dec 03, 2012 at 06:44:24PM -0500, Jeffrey Walton wrote:
> > "Yes, we have responsibility, but no enough time to make a new release. ...
> > This failure will never used by real hackers because it's better to found
> > something in Acrobat or other wildspread soft. ... So stop crying, kiddy."
> >
> > Conclusion: Better think twice before using a software from developers like
> > this. There are alternatives to EasyPHP.
> That sounds like a Pwnie Award nomination for the lamest vendor
> response. http://pwnies.com.
> >> codetester.php gets the php via a form which submits it to hardcoded
> >> url http://127.0.0.1/home/codetester.php
Their documentation is extremely clear that their software should only
ever be used locally:
[...] and develop or present locally [...]
[...]
For developers and development only...
Not for production or web hosting. EasyPHP is a development tool and
is not intended to host websites or applications.
http://www.easyphp.org/introduction.php
If their webserver binds to anything other than localhost then I'll
quickly agree that this is a misconfiguration and a security problem.
But if they do bind to localhost only this seems a bit overhyped.
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