An AI uncovers the PHP2Shell flaw and several European governments shut down their portals
The creators of PHP, the technology behind 70% of the world's web pages, issued a critical security notice over the PHP2Shell flaw, which could allow hackers to take control of systems running that technology. Official websites in countries such as Germany, Spain and the Netherlands went offline on Wednesday to apply fixes. The NSA warned of the risk and urged installing an update. The flaw, hidden for more than ten years, was found in August by cybersecurity firm Calif in audits funded by OpenAI.
In 40 seconds
- PHP2Shell affects PHP, which powers 70% of the world's web pages, according to its creators' notice
- Governments in Germany, Spain and the Netherlands took official portals offline to fix the flaw
- The NSA urged all organizations using PHP to prepare to install an update fixing two critical vulnerabilities
IASummary generated by artificial intelligence from a story by El Economista. It may contain errors: the original source prevails.




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