Unsafe sample input : Get a serialize string in POST and unserialize it Uses a special_chars_filter via filter_var function File : unsafe, use of untrusted data in a property value in a span tag(CSS)

Safe sample input : execute a ls command using the function system, and put the last result in $tainted SANITIZE : use of preg_replace with another regex File : use of untrusted data in one side of a quoted expression in a script

Unsafe sample input : use shell_exec to cat /tmp/tainted.txt Uses a special_chars_filter via filter_var function File : unsafe, use of untrusted data in CSS

Unsafe sample input : use proc_open to read /tmp/tainted.txt SANITIZE : use in_array to check if $tainted is in the white list File : unsafe, use of untrusted data in an tag name

Unsafe sample input : backticks interpretation, reading the file /tmp/tainted.txt sanitize : use of ternary condition File : use of untrusted data in one side of a double quoted expression in a script

Unsafe sample input : get the field userData from the variable $_GET via an object, which store it in a array Flushes content of $sanitized if the filter email_filter is not applied construction : interpretation with simple quote

Unsafe sample input : get the UserData field of $_SESSION sanitize : use of the function htmlspecialchars. Sanitizes the query but has a high chance to produce unexpected results construction : interpretation with simple quote

Unsafe sample input : use fopen to read /tmp/tainted.txt and put the first line in $tainted Flushes content of $sanitized if the filter email_filter is not applied construction : concatenation with simple quote

Safe sample input : get the $_GET['userData'] in an array SANITIZE : use of mysql_real_escape string construction : interpretation with simple quote

Safe sample input : get the field userData from the variable $_GET via an object, which store it in a array sanitize : use of ternary condition construction : interpretation with simple quote

Safe sample input : get the field userData from the variable $_GET via an object, which store it in a array Uses a number_int_filter via filter_var function construction : use of sprintf via a %u with simple quote

Safe sample input : get the field userData from the variable $_GET via an object, which store it in a array sanitize : check if there is only numbers construction : use of sprintf via a %d with simple quote

Safe sample input : get the field userData from the variable $_GET via an object SANITIZE : use of preg_replace with another regex construction : use of sprintf via a %s with simple quote

Unsafe sample input : get the field userData from the variable $_GET via an object Uses a full_special_chars_filter via filter_var function construction : use of sprintf via a %s with simple quote

Safe sample input : execute a ls command using the function system, and put the last result in $tainted sanitize : cast via + = 0 construction : concatenation with simple quote

Safe sample input : execute a ls command using the function system, and put the last result in $tainted Uses a magic_quotes_filter via filter_var function construction : interpretation with simple quote

Safe sample input : get the UserData field of $_SESSION SANITIZE : use str_replace to escape special chars - construction : use of sprintf via a %s with simple quote

Safe sample input : get the UserData field of $_SESSION SANITIZE : use str_replace to escape special chars - construction : use of sprintf via a %s with simple quote

Unsafe sample input : get the UserData field of $_SESSION sanitize : none construction : concatenation with simple quote

Safe sample input : Uses popen to read the file /tmp/tainted.txt using cat command SANITIZE : use in_array to check if $tainted is in the white list construction : interpretation with simple quote

Unsafe sample input : Uses popen to read the file /tmp/tainted.txt using cat command sanitize : use of the function htmlspecialchars. Sanitizes the query but has a high chance to produce unexpected results construction : use of sprintf via a %s with simple quote

Safe sample input : Uses popen to read the file /tmp/tainted.txt using cat command Flushes content of $sanitized if the filter number_int_filter is not applied construction : interpretation with simple quote

Unsafe sample input : use fopen to read /tmp/tainted.txt and put the first line in $tainted Uses a magic_quotes_filter via filter_var function construction : interpretation with simple quote

Safe sample input : use exec to execute the script /tmp/tainted.php and store the output in $tainted sanitize : cast via + = 0 construction : use of sprintf via a %d with simple quote

Safe sample input : backticks interpretation, reading the file /tmp/tainted.txt sanitize : use of ternary condition construction : concatenation and checks if the user is allowed to see this data