nyx/tests/dynamic_fixtures/json_parse_depth/php/vuln.php
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<?php
// PHP JSON_PARSE depth-bomb vuln fixture.
//
// Models a config-driven JSON ingest endpoint that picks the parser
// input based on the request payload tag - `*_DEEP` routes through a
// deeply-nested array literal (256 levels) that drives `json_decode`
// past the 64-level depth budget; `*_SHALLOW` routes through a flat
// `[]` parse that leaves the predicate clear. This shape is needed by
// the differential runner: the vuln-payload attempt and the
// benign-control attempt both load the same fixture, and only the
// payload-routed deep branch trips the `JsonParseExcessiveDepth`
// predicate.
//
// PHP cannot monkey-patch `json_decode` itself. The harness publishes
// a global `_nyx_json_decode($s)` helper that proxies the real
// `json_decode` and records the parse depth before returning. Inside
// the synthetic `Nyx\Captured` namespace the harness eval's this
// fixture into, PHP's unqualified function-call resolution falls back
// to the global namespace, so the call site below routes through the
// harness helper at runtime. When this fixture runs standalone (no
// harness) the fallback definition near the bottom of the file kicks
// in and the helper degrades to a direct `json_decode` call.
function run($value) {
$text = is_string($value) ? $value : (string) json_encode($value);
if (strpos($text, 'DEEP') !== false) {
$nested = str_repeat('[', 256) . str_repeat(']', 256);
return _nyx_json_decode($nested);
}
return _nyx_json_decode('[]');
}
if (!function_exists('_nyx_json_decode')) {
function _nyx_json_decode($s) {
return json_decode($s, true, 4096);
}
}