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hardening: restrict unserialize and audit exec command paths #5

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Findings (validated by xAI Grok security review)

1. unserialize() with user data (MEDIUM)

linux_wmi.php:300: @unserialize($info, ['allowed_classes' => false]) - mitigated by allowed_classes but still risks deserialization issues.

2. exec() command injection (HIGH)

linux_wmi.php:245: exec($command) where $command is dynamically built. Audit for complete input sanitization.

Recommended fixes

  1. Replace unserialize with json_decode where possible
  2. Validate/escape all exec() command components

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