Jetpack reports "malicious code pattern" in Container.php file

WordPress Event Management, Calendars & Registration Forums Report A Bug Jetpack reports "malicious code pattern" in Container.php file

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    Hi,

    I received this notification from my Jetpack plugin:

    The file Container.php contains a malicious code pattern
    Threat found (PHP_Generic_BadPattern_5)

    This code pattern is often used to run a very dangerous shell program on your server. The code in these files needs to be reviewed, and possibly cleaned.

    /srv/htdocs/wp-content/plugins/event-organiser-pro/lib/Pimple/Container.php

    $extended = function ($c) use ($callable, $factory) {
    return $callable($factory($c), $c);
    };

    Can you offer any advice on this?

    Thanks,

    Ben

    Benjamine Heath
    #39952

    Hi Ben,

    The code is safe, and the warning is a false positive. It comes from the Pimple library which is used by the plug-in to provide dependency injection.

    It appears that Event Organiser isn’t the only plug-in to be caught by this: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/php-generic-badpattern-5-warning-in-pimple-container/

    Stephen Harris
    #39954

    Understood! Thanks for the clarification on this.

    Benjamine Heath
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