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I have tried it with Firefox, and it looks like that the filename parameter is not encoded.
Edit: Also tried it with a real null-byte, but php used only what's before the null-byte.
Is this a test preformed by you on your own code? If so you reckon that the newest php amendment has automatically fixed this with the inclusion of sanitize() etc.?
spyware wrote:
If you think the browser is screwing with your input, bypass it by doing a direct(er) request using sockets/some API in the language of your choice.
Live Http Headers will do.
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