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Thanks for downloading CodeLobster PHP Edition 5.15 Download of CodeLobster PHP Edition 5.15 will start in 5 seconds... Problems with the download? Please restart the download. CodeLobster PHP Edition 5.15 File Name: CodelobsterPHPEditionSetup.exe File Size: 49.61 MB Date Added: July 21, 2019 PriceFree Version5.15 Release DateApril 8, 2019 PublisherCodeLobster Software - Publisher's DescriptionWhen you start developing with PHP, you face the problem of deciding which IDE to choose for the Windows OS. Most companies sell their IDE's for high prices ($100-$500). We, on the other hand, offer a multifunctional portable IDE absolutely FREE with all these standard features:PHP/HTML/CSS/JavaScript highlighting; advanced PHP/HTML/CSS/JavaScript autocomplete; a powerful PHP debugger; context and dynamic Help; a code validator; a SQL manager and much more...Codelobster PHP Edition streamlines and simplifies the PHP development process. You don't need to keep in mind the names of functions, arguments, tags or their attributes -- we've implemented all these for you with autocomplete features for PHP, HTML, JavaScript and even CSS. And you can always get necessary help information by pressing F1 or using the special Help control. An internal free PHP Debugger allows you to validate your code locally. It automatically detects your current server settings and configures corresponding files in order to let you use the debugger.

Cybersecurity researchers have discovered a new PHP-based backdoor called Glutton that has been put to use in cyber attacks targeting China, the United States, Cambodia, Pakistan, and South Africa.QiAnXin XLab, which discovered the malicious activity in late April 2024, attributed the previously unknown malware with moderate confidence to the prolific Chinese nation-state group tracked Winnti (aka APT41)."Interestingly, our investigation revealed that Glutton's creators deliberately targeted systems within the cybercrime market," the company said. "By poisoning operations, they aimed to turn the tools of cybercriminals against them – a classic 'no honor among thieves' scenario."Glutton is designed to harvest sensitive system information, drop an ELF backdoor component, and perform code injection against popular PHP frameworks like Baota (BT), ThinkPHP, Yii, and Laravel. The ELF malware also shares "near-complete similarity" with a known Winnti tool referred to as PWNLNX.Despite the links to Winnti, XLab said it cannot definitely link the backdoor to the adversary owing to the lack of stealth techniques typically associated with the group. The cybersecurity company described the shortcomings as "uncharacteristically subpar."This includes the lack of encrypted command-and-control (C2) communications, the use of HTTP (instead of HTTPS) for downloading the payloads, and the fact that the samples are devoid of any obfuscation.At its heart, Glutton is a modular malware framework capable of infecting PHP files on target devices, as well as plant backdoors. It's believed that initial access is achieved via the exploitation of zero-day and N-day flaws and brute-force attacks.Another unconventional approach involves advertising on cybercrime forums compromised enterprise hosts containing l0ader_shell, a backdoor injected into PHP files, effectively allowing the operators to mount attacks on other cybercriminals.The primary module that enables the attack is "task_loader," which is used to assess the execution environment and fetch additional components, including "init_task," which is responsible for downloading an ELF-based backdoor

/temp --> Building from sourcePHP ManualPrevChapter 6. Installation on Windows systemsNextBuilding from source This chapter teaches how to compile PHP from sources on windows, using Microsoft's tools. To compile PHP with cygwin, please refer to Chapter 4. Requirements To compile and build PHP you need a Microsoft Development Environment. Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 is recommended, though Visual C++ .NET versions will also work. Since PHP 5 the free Microsoft .NET toolchain is also supported (you need to install Windows Platform SDK, Visual C++ Toolkit and .NET Framework SDK). To extract the downloaded files you will also need a ZIP extraction utility. Windows XP and newer already include this functionality built-in. Before you get started, you have to download: the win32 buildtools from the PHP site at the source code for the DNS name resolver used by PHP from This is a replacement for the resolv.lib library included in win32build.zip. If you plan to compile PHP as a Apache module you will also need the Apache sources. Finally, you are going to need the source to PHP itself. You can get the latest development version using anonymous CVS, a snapshot or the most recent released source tarball. Putting it all together After downloading the required packages you have to extract them in a proper place: Create a working directory where all files end up after extracting, e.g: C:\work. Create the directory win32build under your working directory (C:\work) and unzip win32build.zip into it. Create the directory bindlib_w32 under your working directory (C:\work) and unzip bindlib_w32.zip into it. Extract the downloaded PHP source code into your working directory (C:\work). Build the libraries you are going to need (or download the binaries if available) and place the headers and libs in the C:\work\win32build\include and C:\work\win32build\lib directories, respectively. If you don't have cygwin installed with