PHP security crisis prompts websites worldwide to push updates for critical vulnerabilities

PHP security crisis prompts websites worldwide to push updates for critical vulnerabilities

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Anadolu Agency (English), 22 October: the PHP security crisis prompts websites worldwide to push updates for critical vulnerabilities. The PHP2Shell remote code execution flaw is patched, but organisations still need to identify vulnerable systems and update, agencies warn; it stems from errors in code and memory management that allow remote code execution without a username or password.

> ‘PHP2Shell’ remote code execution vulnerability patched, but organizations need to identify vulnerable systems and update to the latest PHP version, agencies warn

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