“By default, PHP generates a lot of helpful information for
developers when an error occurs in the execution of a script. This
information is much less useful to users, however. In fact, telling
users the line number of the error, the function it occurred in,
the location of the script on the file system and the exact nature
of the error would be considered to compromise the security of the
script itself…”
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