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ENISA issues joint statement on critical PHP vulnerabilities

Original: Joint statement on critical PHP vulnerabilities

ENISA, the European Union's cybersecurity agency, has published a joint statement addressing critical vulnerabilities in PHP, the widely used server-side programming language that powers a large share of websites worldwide. The statement signals coordinated concern among security authorities and is expected to prompt organisations running PHP-based systems to review and patch their installations urgently.

Why now: PHP underpins a huge portion of the web, so coordinated warnings about critical flaws prompt immediate attention from system administrators and security teams.

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