CVE-2026-31940: User Controlled Session Id
The application directly assigns user-controlled input to `session_id()`. This can allow an attacker to force a known session ID on a user, resulting in a session fixation vulnerability. If the victim authenticates using this session, the attacker may hijack their account. Rely on native PHP session management and ensure `session_regenerate_id()` is called u
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The application directly assigns user-controlled input to `session_id()`. This can allow an attacker to force a known session ID on a user, resulting in a session fixation vulnerability. If the victim authenticates using this session, the attacker may hijack their account. Rely on native PHP session management and ensure `session_regenerate_id()` is called u
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