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phpinfo-to-rce
Chain phpinfo to RCE via exec check when info.php exposed.
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# PHPInfo → RCE Chain Skill
Evaluate exposed `phpinfo()` pages for configuration disclosure and the
prerequisites of a separate execution path. Enabled process functions do not
create RCE without an authorized code or file-execution primitive.
## When to Use
- `source-leak-hunt` flags a target with `info.php` or `phpinfo.php` exposed.
- You need to confirm whether RCE is possible before investing in upload vectors.
- Building an attack chain that requires code execution.
- Target has a file upload path (open registration + XMLRPC, contact form, profile image, etc.).
## Prerequisites