PHP Group php php 8.3 Update Version 8.3.30
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Update Summary
PHP 8.3.30 addresses multiple memory-safety vulnerabilities and crashes across core, DOM, GD, Phar, SPL, Standard, and Zlib, along with other reliability and compatibility fixes.
Update Details
Security
- Fixed a use-after-free in
php_output_handler_freecaused by re-entrantob_start()during error deactivation. - Fixed a null pointer dereference when cloning DOM namespace nodes from malformed objects.
- Fixed an integer overflow in
imagestring()andimagestringup(). - Fixed a heap buffer overflow in
iptcembed(). - Fixed an out-of-bounds
gzseek()condition that caused an assertion failure. - Fixed an integer overflow in
bzcompress()with large source sizes.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed an assertion failure in
normalize_value()when parsing malformed INI input withparse_ini_string()(GH-20695). - Fixed an uncatchable exception thrown from a generator (GH-20714).
- Corrected function-signature dumping with dynamic class-constant lookup default arguments, identified by OSS-Fuzz #465488618.
- Fixed a memory leak in
umsg_format_helper(). - Fixed a memory leak in
ldap_set_options(). - Fixed
mb_decode_mimeheader()handling of separators (GH-20674). - Fixed undefined behavior in
Phar::loadPhar()when reading fails (GH-20732). - Fixed
SplFileInfo::openFile()in write mode. - Fixed a crash when converting POSIX groups to a PHP array on macOS.
- Fixed a crash when closing a resource created by
GlobIteratorwithfclose()(GH-20678). - Fixed
SQLite3Result::fetchArray()returningnullinstead ofarray|false(GH-20699). - Corrected error checking for
proc_open()commands.
Hints
- Build compatibility was restored for systems using legacy OpenSSL 1.1.0.
Product Information
Vendor: PHP Group
Product: php
Product type: Software
Variant: php 8.3
Version: 8.3.30
Vendor information published: Jan 15, 2026
Original release notes: View on vendor site
Published on updatealert.io: Oct 27, 2026
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