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Critical PHP flaw triggers global emergency patching

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A critical security vulnerability in PHP has prompted emergency responses worldwide, with government websites going dark across Europe as administrators rush to apply fixes. Cloudflare has deployed protections against the 'php2shell' exploit, while the PHP team says it plans to release two emergency patches imminently. National cyber-security agencies have issued urgent alerts as the flaw allows potentially widespread server compromise.

Why now: A critical PHP vulnerability is being actively exploited, forcing websites and governments worldwide to scramble for emergency patches.

PHP Cloudflare National Cyber Security Centre

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Critical security issue affecting PHP · National Cyber Security Centre
Websites taken down across Europe as critical cyber-security update issued · BBC
Government websites go dark as software flaw sparks security scramble · Reuters
Cloudflare deploys protections against php2shell vulnerability · Cloudflare Blog
PHP warns it plans to release 2 emergency patches imminently · Ars Technica

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