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First follow-up to phpGH-20102. INDIRECTs must never get exposed to userland. The simple solution is to duplicate the properties array.
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I'll have another look after work. It seems that some tests need fixes and/or the implementation-alias wasn't fully right. See also ext/spl/tests/SplHeap_serialize_indexed_format.phpt that asserted the buggy behaviour btw. |
…ECTs Exposing INDIRECTs to userland is not allowed and can lead to all sorts of wrong behaviour. In this case it lead to UAF bugs. Solve it by duplicating the properties table, which de-indirects the elements and also decouples it for future modifications.
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Yes, because this was only introduced in #19447 which targeted 8.5. |
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Exposing INDIRECTs to userland is not allowed and can lead to all sorts of wrong behaviour. In this case it lead to UAF bugs. Solve it by duplicating the properties table, which de-indirects the elements and also decouples it for future modifications.