es correcto hacer este tipo de limpieza??

[timoteo666]

Excelente recurso muchas gracias

Iniciado por marcofbb

Yo lo que hago es automaticamente sacarle a todos los $_POST y demas variables. Como lo hace smf.

Te dejo el codigo:

Código PHP:

<?php
/**********************************************************************************
* QueryString.php                                                                 *
***********************************************************************************/
 
// Clean the request variables - add html entities to GET and slashes if magic_quotes_gpc is Off.
function cleanRequest()
{
    //global $board, $topic, $boardurl, $scripturl, $modSettings, $smcFunc;
    global $msCore;
 
    // Makes it easier to refer to things this way.
    $scripturl = $msCore->settings['w_url'] . '/index.php';
 
    // What function to use to reverse magic quotes - if sybase is on we assume that the database sensibly has the right unescape function!
    $removeMagicQuoteFunction = @ini_get('magic_quotes_sybase') || strtolower(@ini_get('magic_quotes_sybase')) == 'on' ? 'unescapestring__recursive' : 'stripslashes__recursive';
 
    // Save some memory.. (since we don't use these anyway.)
    unset($GLOBALS['HTTP_POST_VARS'], $GLOBALS['HTTP_POST_VARS']);
    unset($GLOBALS['HTTP_POST_FILES'], $GLOBALS['HTTP_POST_FILES']);
 
    // These keys shouldn't be set...ever.
    if (isset($_REQUEST['GLOBALS']) || isset($_COOKIE['GLOBALS']))
        die('Invalid request variable.');
 
    // Same goes for numeric keys.
    foreach (array_merge(array_keys($_POST), array_keys($_GET), array_keys($_FILES)) as $key)
        if (is_numeric($key))
            die('Numeric request keys are invalid.');
 
    // Numeric keys in cookies are less of a problem. Just unset those.
    foreach ($_COOKIE as $key => $value)
        if (is_numeric($key))
            unset($_COOKIE[$key]);
 
    // Get the correct query string.  It may be in an environment variable...
    if (!isset($_SERVER['QUERY_STRING']))
        $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'] = getenv('QUERY_STRING');
 
    // It seems that sticking a URL after the query string is mighty common, well, it's evil - don't.
    if (strpos($_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'], 'http') === 0)
    {
        header('HTTP/1.1 400 Bad Request');
        die;
    }
 
    // If magic quotes is on we have some work...
    if (function_exists('get_magic_quotes_gpc') && @get_magic_quotes_gpc() != 0)
    {
        $_ENV = $removeMagicQuoteFunction($_ENV);
        $_POST = $removeMagicQuoteFunction($_POST);
        $_COOKIE = $removeMagicQuoteFunction($_COOKIE);
        foreach ($_FILES as $k => $dummy)
            if (isset($_FILES[$k]['name']))
                $_FILES[$k]['name'] = $removeMagicQuoteFunction($_FILES[$k]['name']);
    }
 
    // Add entities to GET.  This is kinda like the slashes on everything else.
    $_GET = htmlspecialchars__recursive($_GET);
    $_POST = htmlspecialchars__recursive($_POST);
    $_COOKIE = htmlspecialchars__recursive($_COOKIE);
 
    // Let's not depend on the ini settings... why even have COOKIE in there, anyway?
    $_REQUEST = $_POST + $_GET;
 
}
 
// Adds slashes to the array/variable.  Uses two underscores to guard against overloading.
function escapestring__recursive($var)
{
    global $smcFunc;
 
    if (!is_array($var))
        return addslashes($var);
 
    // Reindex the array with slashes.
    $new_var = array();
 
    // Add slashes to every element, even the indexes!
    foreach ($var as $k => $v)
        $new_var[addslashes($k)] = escapestring__recursive($v);
 
    return $new_var;
}
 
// Adds html entities to the array/variable.  Uses two underscores to guard against overloading.
function htmlspecialchars__recursive($var, $level = 0)
{
 
    if (!is_array($var))
        return htmlspecialchars($var, ENT_QUOTES);
 
    // Add the htmlspecialchars to every element.
    foreach ($var as $k => $v)
        $var[$k] = $level > 25 ? null : htmlspecialchars__recursive($v, $level + 1);
 
    return $var;
}
 
// Unescapes any array or variable.  Two underscores for the normal reason.
function unescapestring__recursive($var)
{
 
    if (!is_array($var))
        return stripslashes($var);
 
    // Reindex the array without slashes, this time.
    $new_var = array();
 
    // Strip the slashes from every element.
    foreach ($var as $k => $v)
        $new_var[stripslashes($k)] = unescapestring__recursive($v);
 
    return $new_var;
}
 
// Remove slashes recursively...
function stripslashes__recursive($var, $level = 0)
{
    if (!is_array($var))
        return stripslashes($var);
 
    // Reindex the array without slashes, this time.
    $new_var = array();
 
    // Strip the slashes from every element.
    foreach ($var as $k => $v)
        $new_var[stripslashes($k)] = $level > 25 ? null : stripslashes__recursive($v, $level + 1);
 
    return $new_var;
}
 
?>
 

Y para pasarlo a la base de datos le agrego mysql_escape_string


Saludos