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refactor: secure deserialization of file header - #10

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refactor: secure deserialization of file header#10
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This PR implements two key changes:

  • Fixes the stdout output to include a proper newline after the migration count.
  • Strengthens the deserialization logic to prevent unsafe handling of untrusted data.

Changes by issue:

• Deserialization of Untrusted Data
• Issue: Unrestricted calls to PHP’s unserialize() can lead to code injection or object instantiation vulnerabilities when processing attacker-controlled data.
• Fix: We now call unserialize($header, ['allowed_classes' => false]) to disable all class instantiation during deserialization, and we explicitly check that the result is a valid array containing a 'file' key holding an array. If validation fails, the process is aborted with a clear error. This configuration setting (allowed_classes => false) was chosen under the assumption that no object graphs are required; please review and adjust if your application relies on specific classes being restored.

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