I'm constantly trying to update frankenphp on my machine from last night, but it keeps failing. not sure what's wrong, the nixpkgs have older version so I'm using the latest binary from github in nix overlay, but it's failing constantly. gonna keep trying
Alexandre Daubois
@alexandre-daubois
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- Joined October 2026
Commit activity
13 commits in the last 30 days
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Thu, Oct 22
Wed, Oct 21
The php2shell panic got the severity right and most of the details wrong. It's a 9.2, not a 10.0, and the session.upload_progress flag you were told to switch off belongs to the other CVE. I went through the rumors against the advisory and the diff:…

daubois.devWhat the PHP2Shell rumors got wrong, from inside the PHP security teamThe PHP2Shell leak got the severity right and most details wrong: an out-of-memory error turned into RCE, and the real stopgap went unmentioned.
Tue, Oct 20
This platform evolves so fast! Love the new company badges on profiles it's gorgeous, but no love for the -100 XP when you unfollow @tom 😬
Mon, Oct 19
Already shared this cybersec advice elsewhere but I feel this deserves to be more widespread.
RFC 9116 allows you to add security.txt, a plain text file served over HTTPS at /.well-known/security.txt with two required fields. That's the whole standard!…
Sun, Oct 18
Curious to know how a vulnerability fixed in curl in 2018 survived in PHP until last month (and also how we fixed it)?
I made it short and quick to read: https://daubois.dev/blog/cve-2026-91766-php-http-redirect-credential-leak/

daubois.devCVE-2026-91766: PHP had the redirect credential leak curl fixed in 2018PHP's http:// stream wrapper sent Authorization, Cookie and Proxy-Authorization to any host a redirect pointed at, the bug curl fixed in 2018.
Sat, Oct 17
For my first post here, let’s share the article I wrote for The PHP Foundation this week! It’s about the (incredible) weapons we have at the PHP security team and how we triage security reports. Have a read!…

thephp.foundationHow the PHP Security Team Handles Your ReportsWhere PHP security triage stands, the tools we use, and how to send a report we can act on
That's @alexandre-daubois's root commit.