Critical PHP vulnerabilities: governments and companies rush to update their websites
Serious security vulnerabilities in PHP, a language used by about 70% of the world's websites, pushed governments and companies in several countries to speed up updates to their sites. Some organizations installed patches while others temporarily suspended their digital services. The finding involved OpenAI AI models, which called it one of the highest-impact security issues in recent times. Dataminr did not identify confirmed successful attacks, while Cloudflare reported millions of hacking attempts.
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- PHP is present on about 70% of websites and underpins platforms such as WordPress and Drupal.
- Governments and companies installed patches or suspended digital services as a preventive measure.
- OpenAI called the matter one of the highest-impact security issues in recent times.
IASummary generated by artificial intelligence from a story by Revista Semana. It may contain errors: the original source prevails.




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