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via php.ini and PHP source code PHP Notices are common to occur after PHP version upgrades or where an obsolete PHP code is moved from Old version PHP to new version. This is common http://www.pc-freak.net/blog/turn-php-notices/ error in web software using Frameworks which have been abandoned by developers. Having PHP Notices to appear on a webpage is pretty ugly and give a lot of information which might be used by malicious crackers to try https://nealpoole.com/blog/2011/08/cross-site-scripting-via-error-reporting-notices-in-php/ to break your site thus it is always a good idea to disable PHP Notices. There are plenty of ways to disable PHP Notices The easiest way to disable it is globally in all Webserver PHP library error reporting via php.ini (/etc/php.ini) open it and make sure display_errors is disabled: display_errors = 0 or display_errors = Off Note that that some claim in PHP 5.3 setting display_errors to Off will not work as expected. Anyways to make sure where your loaded PHP Version display_errors is ON or OFF use phpinfo(); It is also possible to disable PHP Notices and error reporting straight from PHP code you need code like: or through code: ini_set('display_errors',0); PHP has different levels of error reporting, here is complete list of possible error handling variables: The level of logging could be tuned on Debian Linux via /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini or if necessary to set PHP log level in PHP CLI through /etc/php5/cli/php.ini with: error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE If you need to remove to remove exact warning or notices from PHP without changing the way PHPLib behaves is to set @ infront of variable or function that is causing NOTICES or WARNING: For example: @yourFunctionHere(); @var = …; Its also possible to Disable PHP Notices and Warnings using .htaccess file (useful in shared hosting where you don't have access to global php.ini), here is how: # PHP error handling for development servers php_flag display_startup_errors off php_flag display_errors off php_flag html_errors off php_flag log_errors on p
reporting notices and contains specific code patterns may be vulnerable to a cross-site scripting attack. I've confirmed this issue on PHP 5.2.17 and a snapshot of PHP 5.4 (I assume it affects other versions of PHP as well). This issue was filed as Sec Bug #55139 back in July, but it was recently closed as "bogus" by a member of the PHP team, making the reportpublic. How does itwork? When display_errors is enabled and a PHP notice is generated, none of the text of the notice is HTML-encoded. That means if an attacker can control part of the notice text, they can inject arbitrary HTML and JavaScript into the page. Certain specific coding patterns make such an attackpossible. For example, the "Undefined index" notice does not properly sanitize the name of the index. That means an application containing code similar to the following would be vulnerable to cross-sitescripting: 1 2 3 4test. You'll see strikethrough text instead of the literal string test. This also holds true for less common coding patterns and notices. Forexample: 1 2 3 4 5