Generally, we judge the file type based on the file extension, but this is very unreliable and can be easily avoided by modifying the extension. Generally, the file information must be read to identify it. The PHP extension provides functions like exif_imagetype. Read image file types, but in many cases the extension may not be installed, and sometimes you need to identify the file type yourself.
The following code shows how to identify the true type of the file by reading the file header information.
$files = array(
'c: 1.jpg',
'c:1.png',
'c:1.gif',
'c:1.rar',
'c:1.zip',
'c:1.exe',
);
foreach ($files AS $file) {
$fp = fopen($file, "rb");
$bin = fread ($fp, 2); //Read only 2 bytes
fclose($fp);
$str_info = @unpack("C2chars", $bin);
$type_code = intval($str_info ['chars1'].$str_info['chars2']);
$file_type = '';
switch ($type_code) {
case 7790:
$file_type = 'exe';
5:
$file_type = 'zip';
break;
case 8297:
$file_type = 'rar';
break;
case 255216:
$file_type = 'jpg';
break; 'gif';
break;
case 6677:
$file_type = 'bmp';
break;
case 13780:
$file_type = 'png';
break ;
default:
$file_type = 'unknown';
break;
}
echo $file , ' type:
code:', $type_code, '
';
}
The output result of this example
c:1.jpg type: jpg code:255216
c:1.png type: png code:13780
c:1.gif type : gif code:7173
c:1.rar type: rar code:8297
c:1.zip type: zip code:8075
c:1.exe type: exe code:7790
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