PHP2Shell: Two Critical PHP Bugs Put Websites at Risk — Patch Now
Two critical PHP bugs could let attackers break into websites without a password. Patches are out, and exploitation attempts are surging.
Two critical bugs in the PHP programming language, nicknamed PHP2Shell, could let attackers break into online systems running PHP without needing a password — a huge share of the web.
The PHP Foundation has released patches, but Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince says his company is seeing a surge in exploitation attempts. If you run PHP, update now.
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