SitePoint PHP Blog: Unserialize Yahoo! search results
With the announcement of the new Yahoo! PHP Development Center, there's been a lot of buzz around the PHP community, including this new post from Harry Fuecks over on the SitePoint PHP Blog today. Via...
View ArticleIlia Alshanetsky's Blog: Another unserialize() abuse
With yet another reason not to trust the users of your application (mainly the data they send you), Ilia Alshanetsky has details on an issue that could be caused by the unserialize() function in PHP....
View ArticleLukas Smith's Blog: To serialize or to not serialize?
In his latest post, Lukas Smith talks about serializing data - some of the pros and cons about it, as well as his experiences with it in the development of his own framework. In my own framework I...
View ArticleHardened-PHP Project: Advisory - PHP unserialize() Array Creation Integer...
The Hardened-PHP project has just released another advisory about core PHP functionality, specifically in the unserialize function when dealing with arrays. The PHP 5 branch of the PHP source code...
View ArticleMake Me Pulse Blog: Serialize and Unserialize SimpleXML in php
From the "Make Me Pulse" blog (of Nicolas Rajabaly & Antoine Ughetto) there's a quick example of how to use serialized values with SimpleXML: Serialize is useful for storing or passing PHP values...
View ArticlePavel Shevaev's Blog: A reliable way to serialize/unserialize objects in PHP
Pavel Shevaev has posted his method (a reliable way) for serializing and unserializing objects in your applications: An experienced PHP developer might be wondering why posting this topic in a blog if...
View ArticleJosh Adell: Serializing Data Like a PHP Session
In this new post Josh Adell looks at working with PHP sessions and how you can manually encode data to look as if it came from the normal session handling. If you have ever popped open a PHP session...
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