bug-bounty480
google297
xss277
microsoft249
facebook211
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bragging-post102
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csrf84
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writeup61
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idor34
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race-condition32
clickjacking31
reverse-engineering31
information-disclosure30
csp-bypass30
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PHP unserialize() can be exploited to achieve RCE through gadget chains—sequences of object destructors and method calls in common frameworks like Monolog. The article demonstrates how to craft serialized payloads targeting real-world applications using tools like phpggc, with a practical example from an ebook webshop that accepted serialized data in cookies.
php-unserialize
remote-code-execution
rce
gadget-chains
deserialization
object-injection
vulnerability
phpggc
monolog
cookie-based-exploit
web-application-security
phpggc
Monolog
Symfony
Laravel
Zend Framework
Doctrine
SyslogUdpHandler
BufferHandler
DateTime