Accidentally Decryption: SHORT OPEN TAG for the rescue

Accidentally Decryption: SHORT OPEN TAG for the rescue       Partager

Along came the blessed option of short_open_tag in PHP.ini. Luckily the developers who developed this CMS, placed short tags “<?” instead of “<?php” in the encrypted pages. Since by default the PHP setting for short_open_tag is set to OFF, the web server failed to interpret this PHP code, instead, it spelled out the decrypted code in the browser window.

It only took viewing the source code in the browser and copy pasting this decrypted code into a new file and using this new file instead of encrypted one to make things moving again.

Decrypted Code Explore In Development Mode

Encrypted PHP Code

Encrypted PHP Code

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