Security Improvement: Block PATH_INFO bypass of storage PHP execution rule - #691
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… storage directories Expanded the regex patterns in Apache, Nginx, and Caddy configurations to block PHP file execution more reliably by accounting for trailing slashes after `.php`.
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This PR expands the storage folder PHP files regex pattern in Apache, Nginx, and Caddy configurations to block PHP file execution.
Currently, the regexes will block
example.com/storage/evil.php, but malicious users can still accessexample.com/storage/evil.php/home, which will take advantage of PHP PATH_INFO support and execute their files.