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That code looks like PHP when I started using it, more than a decade ago: the community has moved on to better practices, but I guess code reviews are still optional :-(
Are you sure the "community" has moved on to better practices? Because the official community documentation is *still* recommending precisely what Yubico did here.https://twitter.com/marcan42/status/1089238169839489025 …
Best way to get this under attention is to file a security bug at https://bugs.PHP. net — I'll go have a look
http://php.net docs? Good question: don't use them anymore (full of terrible snippets indeed!). Prepared statements are common knowledge tho. Most doc usage nowadays is: * let the IDE infer the types for a certain API * write a goddamn test first, then implement :D
woah, that's pretty bad, to be honest. Because written tests check for things that you're expecting. And if there's no docs to rely on, how would you even know what you're preparing for?
You're still complaining instead of fixing it? Easy to just complain on Twitter.
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