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Timestamp:
12/12/2018 11:00:06 PM (8 years ago)
Author:
jeremyfelt
Message:

Media: Improve verification of MIME file types.

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  • branches/5.0/src/wp-includes/functions.php

    r43827 r43988  
    23502350                finfo_close( $finfo );
    23512351
     2352                // fileinfo often misidentifies obscure files as one of these types
     2353                $nonspecific_types = array(
     2354                        'application/octet-stream',
     2355                        'application/encrypted',
     2356                        'application/CDFV2-encrypted',
     2357                        'application/zip',
     2358                );
     2359
    23522360                /*
    2353                  * If $real_mime doesn't match what we're expecting, we need to do some extra
    2354                  * vetting of application mime types to make sure this type of file is allowed.
    2355                  * Other mime types are assumed to be safe, but should be considered unverified.
     2361                 * If $real_mime doesn't match the content type we're expecting from the file's extension,
     2362                 * we need to do some additional vetting. Media types and those listed in $nonspecific_types are
     2363                 * allowed some leeway, but anything else must exactly match the real content type.
    23562364                 */
    2357                 if ( $real_mime && ( $real_mime !== $type ) && ( 0 === strpos( $real_mime, 'application' ) ) ) {
    2358                         $allowed = get_allowed_mime_types();
    2359 
    2360                         if ( ! in_array( $real_mime, $allowed ) ) {
     2365                if ( in_array( $real_mime, $nonspecific_types, true ) ) {
     2366                        // File is a non-specific binary type. That's ok if it's a type that generally tends to be binary.
     2367                        if ( !in_array( substr( $type, 0, strcspn( $type, '/' ) ), array( 'application', 'video', 'audio' ) ) ) {
    23612368                                $type = $ext = false;
    23622369                        }
     2370                } elseif ( 0 === strpos( $real_mime, 'video/' ) || 0 === strpos( $real_mime, 'audio/' ) ) {
     2371                        /*
     2372                         * For these types, only the major type must match the real value.
     2373                         * This means that common mismatches are forgiven: application/vnd.apple.numbers is often misidentified as application/zip,
     2374                         * and some media files are commonly named with the wrong extension (.mov instead of .mp4)
     2375                         */
     2376
     2377                        if ( substr( $real_mime, 0, strcspn( $real_mime, '/' ) ) !== substr( $type, 0, strcspn( $type, '/' ) ) ) {
     2378                                $type = $ext = false;
     2379                        }
     2380                } else {
     2381                        if ( $type !== $real_mime ) {
     2382                                /*
     2383                                 * Everything else including image/* and application/*:
     2384                                 * If the real content type doesn't match the file extension, assume it's dangerous.
     2385                                 */
     2386                                $type = $ext = false;
     2387                        }
     2388
     2389                }
     2390        }
     2391
     2392        // The mime type must be allowed
     2393        if ( $type ) {
     2394                $allowed = get_allowed_mime_types();
     2395
     2396                if ( ! in_array( $type, $allowed ) ) {
     2397                        $type = $ext = false;
    23632398                }
    23642399        }
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