So, we apparently miscalculated the acceptance of 5.3 along the major web hosting companies. The old track record of PHP adoption was that it takes several years for a major upgrade to be accepted. However, things must’ve changed, because we’re hearing more and more issues with 5.3 compatibility, even though it’s only been out for a few months.
This is a security release, with the bonus of having some feature and bug fixes as well. It’s recommended that you upgrade as soon as possible, since this flaw has been published and could possible be being exploited as we speak.
Thanks to Beenu Arora and 0×6a616d6573 for testing and pointing out the flaws.
Below is the full list of changes. Enjoy!
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