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Laravel v5.4.32 is Released with a Security Fix for Image Uploads

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Laravel 5.4.32 is now released and it includes a security fix for apps that accept local image uploads and a revert on a recent change to the “BelongsToMany::create()” method.

If your app allows local image uploads you should upgrade to this version now. Below is a complete list of changes.

v5.4.32 Changelog:

Added

  • Added FilesystemAdapter::path() method (#20395)

Changed

  • Allow Collection::random() to return 0 items (#20396, #20402)
  • Accept options on FilesystemAdapter::temporaryUrl() (#20394)
  • Sync withoutOverlapping method on Event and CallbackEvent (#20389)
  • Prevent PHP file uploads by default unless explicitly allowed (#20392, #20400)
  • Allow other filesystem adapter to implement temporaryUrl() (#20398)

Fixed

  • Reverted breaking change on BelongsToMany::create() (#20407)
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