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$_=get_class_methods(@new phar);die($_[70]);

IMO, that one was pretty obvious (took me 10 minutes after first look).

I did a quick google search and observed that there were a lot of class having valid() as method... An coincidentally get_Class_methods() was in the string. After extracting that one, no issues anymore.

PHP, size 44, by kenorb

$_=get_class_methods(@new phar);die($_[70]);

IMO, that one was pretty obvious (took me 10 minutes after first look).

I did a quick google search and observed that there were a lot of class having valid() as method... An coincidentally get_Class_methods() was in the string. After extracting that one, no issues anymore.

PHP, size 44, by kenorb

$_=get_class_methods(@new phar);die($_[70]);

IMO, that one was pretty obvious (took me 10 minutes after first look).

I did a quick google search and observed that there were a lot of class having valid() as method... An coincidentally get_Class_methods() was in the string. After extracting that one, no issues anymore.

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PHP, size 44, by kenorb

$_=get_class_methods(@new phar);die($_[70]);

IMO, that one was pretty obvious (took me 10 minutes after first look).

I did a quick google search and observed that there were a lot of class having valid() as method... An coincidentally get_Class_methods() was in the string. After extracting that one, no issues anymore.