CVE-2007-3806

The glob function in PHP 5.2.3 allows context-dependent attackers to cause a denial of service and possibly execute arbitrary code via an invalid value of the flags parameter, probably related to memory corruption or an invalid read on win32 platforms, and possibly related to lack of initialization for a glob structure.

We have discovered 128,399 live websites that are affected by CVE-2007-3806.

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Affected Software

Product  PHP
Category Programming Languages
Vulnerable Domains128,399 live websites (1.47% of PHP install base)
Vulnerable Versions
  • from 0 before 5.2.3
Vulnerable Versions Count68 versions ( 12.43% of all versions)



Details

  • Published - Jul 17, 2007
  • Updated - Aug 7, 2024

CVE-2007-3806 usage by Country

United States9,260 websites


Taiwan80,866 websites
France5,966 websites
Germany5,310 websites
Korea, South4,542 websites
Japan4,280 websites
Russia2,798 websites
Czech Republic1,029 websites
Austria993 websites

CVE-2007-3806 usage by TLD

.com83,179 websites
.info4,730 websites
.de4,192 websites
.net3,877 websites
.ru2,485 websites
.org2,118 websites
.fr1,594 websites
.jp1,426 websites
.cz893 websites
.ch797 websites

Vulnerable Versions

Vulnerable versions are highlighted in red

Websites affected by CVE-2007-3806

Top websites that are affected by CVE-2007-3806. Please click on the "Contact us" link to get more information.
DomainCountryRankContacts
*****.***.tw Taiwan*,***
**********.*****.de Germany*,***
***********.jp Japan**,***
****.info France**,***
******.com Taiwan**,***
*********.com United States**,***
******.com Taiwan**,***
****.com Taiwan**,***
*****.com Taiwan**,***
******.com Taiwan**,***
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FAQ

A total of 128,399 websites have been identified as vulnerable to CVE-2007-3806, discovered through global website indexing conducted by WebTechSurvey.
PHP is susceptible to CVE-2007-3806 vulnerability.
PHP versions before 5.2.3 are vulnerable to CVE-2007-3806.
Version 5.2.3 of PHP addresses the CVE-2007-3806 security vulnerability.

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