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Server Side Request Forgery SQL Injection Activated Debug Feature Sensitive information leak Log Injection Missing Authorization Origins-verified cross-origin communications Cross-site scripting Path Traversal Avoiding Exceptions in PHP OS command injection Incorrect Comparison Ldap Bind Without Password Sendfile Injection Integer Overflow or Wraparound Assert Use Loose file permissions Hardcoded credentials Improper Authentication Insecure connection Weak Random Number Generation Open Redirect Allow Url Fopen Or Include Insecure cryptography Object Input Stream Insecure Deserialization Cookie Without Http Only Flag Code Injection Zip bomb attack Unsafe Reflection Secure Signal Handling Deserialization of untrusted data Unrestricted File Upload Static Initialization Vector (IV)Coral Csrf Rule Insecure cookie Improper access control Insecure Object Attribute Modification

Zip bomb attack High

Failing to control the ratio between compressed and uncompressed data, define the threshold for the maximum total size of the uncompressed data, or count the number of file entries extracted from the files could make your code vulnerable to zip bomb attacks. Zip bomb attacks cause excessive resource consumption to uncompress the archive files, which could potentially cause denial of service (DoS).

Detector ID

php/zip-bomb-attack@v1.0

Category

Common Weakness Enumeration (CWE)

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