Several countries warn over critical vulnerabilities in PHP, one of the most widely used web languages
The United States, Spain, Germany, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and Japan issued alerts over two "critical" vulnerabilities in the PHP programming language, used to build websites and applications. The NSA warned the flaws can provide direct access to a server's file system or database. Spain's Incibe rated the alert at its highest level and put severity at 9.2 out of 10. Patched versions are already available and agencies recommend updating immediately.
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- Several countries, including the US, Spain, Germany, the Netherlands, the UK and Japan, warned about two critical vulnerabilities in PHP.
- The NSA warned the flaws can open a direct path to a server's file system or database.
- Spain's Incibe rated the alert as 'critical importance' with a severity score of 9.2 out of 10.
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