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Quarkslab's published audit summary lists 27 findings, two redacted because their fixes were complex and in progress; it does not describe an out-of-memory finding

Who says it: Quarkslab's blog; a Substack analysis · Sources: Quarkslab David Lopez-Kurtz

The Foundation says the OOM signs were found while fixing one of the audit's findings, not in the audit report itself.

Fact-check

A6 Established · Count · verdict: holds · the status word understates the evidence

Counted from the captured Quarkslab page: 2 high, 6 medium, 9 low and 10 informative issues (27 rows), with HIGH-1 and MED-2 redacted and the stated reason 'Fixes are complex and in progress.' No row describes an out-of-memory finding. The Substack piece says the same. The Foundation note is carried.

Capture checkedResultWhat it sayssha256 of the text read
quarkslab-blog-php-src-auditcarriestwo security issues currently redacted while PHP maintainers are actively working on the fixes. Details will be provided after fixes are appliedcd5ccdaf99da0be1
substack-lopezkurtz-patch-is-the-exploitcarrieslists 27 findings, two of them redacted because their fixes were “complex and in progress”; it does not describe an out-of-memory finding.cb3714dc12f96c96
php-foundation-blog-security-releasecarriesWhile fixing one of the issues Quarkslab reported, a PHP core developer contracted by the PHP Foundation found the first signs of the OOM problema1be057adc1c5bfa

Open tickets: Finding-95.

Graded in Run-1, resting on captures up to 2026-10-22 11:31 UTC. The scale is on the fact-check page.

This fact over time

  1. 2025-04-10Quarkslab publishes Security audit of PHP-SRC - Quarkslab's blog
  2. 2026-10-22 11:30 UTCSaved into the evidence vault: Quarkslab
  3. 2026-10-22 11:31 UTCSaved into the evidence vault: David Lopez-Kurtz
  4. 2026-10-22Enters this site as reported in v0.2.0 (reconstructed from git)

Published: when the source says it was published. Saved: the first capture into the evidence vault. The rest are this site: the release in which the fact first appeared and every release that changed its wording, sources or status.

What it rests on

Security audit of PHP-SRC - Quarkslab's blogThe Patch Is the Exploit - by David Lopez-Kurtzfact quarkslab-redacted

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v1 · site v0.2.0 · 22 October 2026 · reported
Quarkslab's published audit summary lists 27 findings, two redacted because their fixes were complex and in progress; it does not describe an out-of-memory finding
Who says it: Quarkslab's blog; a Substack analysis
Status: reported
Topic: discovery
Sources: quarkslab-blog-php-src-audit, substack-lopezkurtz-patch-is-the-exploit