Gentoo Linux Security Advisory GLSA 200705-19 - Several vulnerabilities were found in PHP, most of them during the Month Of PHP Bugs (MOPB) by Stefan Esser. The most severe of these vulnerabilities are integer overflows in wbmp.c from the GD library and in the substr_compare() PHP 5 function. Ilia Alshanetsky also reported a buffer overflow in the make_http_soap_request() and in the user_filter_factory_create() functions, and Stanislav Malyshev discovered another buffer overflow in the bundled XMLRPC library. Additionally, the session_regenerate_id() and the array_user_key_compare() functions contain a double-free vulnerability. Finally, there exist implementation errors in the Zend engine, in the mb_parse_str(), the unserialize() and the mail() functions and other elements. Versions less than 5.2.2 are affected.
85b7223b6bfd70f54588716713c6a4f7ef1cdaf921d40a164c836fe16bbb3b6fOpenPKG Security Advisory - Multiple vulnerabilities in PHP versions 5.2.2 and below have been addressed.
de25ea5eaff6e286c1e16000b5dfce7c3dedab43e0b8b25a85fcd5852260b7f1Debian Security Advisory 1283-1 - Several remote vulnerabilities have been discovered in PHP, a server-side, HTML-embedded scripting language, which may lead to the execution of arbitrary code.
c54d56268b90168aacfce8d14ed3df2d22e9234134cbe834f81eef7a9f542934Ubuntu Security Notice 455-1 - A slew of vulnerabilities for PHP5 have been patched.
9221520c5009cf2bb524114fcbffb5b8b2f37131a7f6950913a67f0b3757c552Mandriva Linux Security Advisory - A slew of PHP vulnerabilities have been patched for 2007.0.
170fdf6f224bc714d6fc44d1ff2d7dccc2c0c3039c8c74302c1eb7ea38ee5a2aMandriva Linux Security Advisory - A slew of PHP vulnerabilities have been patched for 2007.0, Corporate 4.0.
794e22e3f5b0e6b63559a1daa2d1286af468ba2df6fc2bb1dfaed9e9b64a2822Mandriva Linux Security Advisory - A slew of PHP vulnerabilities have been patched for Corporate 4.0.
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