No.115033
>>114881just used this, deleted 1gb or random shit and for some reason it deleted my brave content filters, luckily i had them saved in a notepad
No.115036
>>114881>>115002I ended up using it and it had like 25 options that I ticked to delete stuff and like half of it seemed decent but it prolly only deleted like 10gb after a fresh wd10 install about a week ago so idk. W/e, not worth $70 for a 2 year subscription, maybe like $20. Freaking kike Avast program has like 5 different things to buy on the same piece of software.
No.115287
>Two critical security flaws in PHP, the language the forum software runs on, leaked before their planned disclosure date. The flaws are tracked as CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619. They are reported to allow remote code execution: an attacker could run their own code on an affected web server. The PHP security team rates each one 9.2 out of 10 (CVSS v4.0).
No.115288
>>115287reportedly can be mitigated by turning off "session.upload_progress.enabled" in php.ini. but the FBI-linked site 4chan isn't taking any chances because they don't want their connections and auto-reporting to the FBI exposed to the public
https://jackalsyn.com/posts/php-up-2026.htmlhttps://xitter.cf/k_firsov/status/2112641845926989944https://xitter.cf/J4ck3LSyN/status/2112703096443097263 No.115294
>>115288that link now says that the multipart/form-data parser for php is also vulnerable. adding a per-ip rate limit of multipart/form-data requests at web server level (e.g. nginx) might be a sufficient mitigation for this second vulnerability. probably not viable though for more dynamic sites that require multiple multipart/form-data requests per ip for whatever reason