PHP flaw affects websites worldwide, according to cybersecurity reports
PHP, one of the world's most widely used programming languages, had software flaws identified with artificial intelligence tools, according to reports from cybersecurity firms including Wiz, OpenAI and Calif. The vulnerabilities, known as 'PHP2Shel', were described among the most serious. DW said WordPress alone has between 400 and 500 million active sites. PHP released a software update, and the BBC said the vulnerability targets servers, not users' devices.
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- PHP, an open-source language used for dynamic websites and CMS, had software flaws
- Wiz, OpenAI and Calif identified the vulnerabilities, called 'PHP2Shel'
- WordPress alone has between 400 and 500 million active sites, according to DW
IASummary generated by artificial intelligence from a story by La FM. It may contain errors: the original source prevails.




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