PHP web applications are one of the most commonly attacked pieces of software on the Internet today. Anyone who has looked at their web server logs can attest to the frequency of probes for vulnerable PHP applications. PHP's easy learning curve has lead to its popularity and breadth of applications, but not without some hard learned lessons on the way. This document serves as a reminder of some of the important security related issues when programming in PHP. The paper is not a security manual. The paper is just a collection of notes. If you are writing PHP applications I strongly suggest that you research the subject in depth. https://unixsheikh.com/tutorials/php-security.html
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