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Answer by Andreas Gohr for Why is PHP open_basedir not considered a security...

A good article on previous open_basedir bypasses is available at https://www.bencteux.fr/posts/open_basedir/In addition, the use of open_basedir is not very efficient. It requires PHP to check each...

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Answer by Segfault for Why is PHP open_basedir not considered a security model

Seems the reason for the disclaimer is that there are ways to break out of the open_basedir rule. I would still use it on a shared host but don't count on it as your only security. Also have each...

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Why is PHP open_basedir not considered a security model

On servers doing shared web hosting, or sharing the PHP environment between different PHP applications, I usually implement a security policy that uses PHP open_basedir to restrict each user to his/her...

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