Europe warns of critical PHP flaws and recommends shutting down sites that cannot be patched
PHP developers confirmed they will release two patches this Wednesday for two critical vulnerabilities, according to Reuters. CERT-EU activated an alert with a score of 9.2, equivalent to a risk of remote code execution without authentication, and asked for websites that cannot apply the patches to be temporarily shut down, which may affect government and corporate sites. Cloudflare confirmed the first attacks and applied a temporary mitigation. PHP asked users to update as soon as the updates are available.
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- PHP will release two patches for critical vulnerabilities this Wednesday, according to Reuters.
- CERT-EU activated a 9.2 alert for risk of remote code execution without authentication.
- The European body recommends temporarily shutting down sites that cannot be patched.
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