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PHP Flaw Reportedly Puts Most of the Web at Risk
Original: PHP Flaw Puts Most of the Internet at Risk: 70% of Websites Told to Go Dark or Get Hacked
A reported critical vulnerability in PHP, the server-side language that powers roughly 70% of websites, is driving warnings that site operators must patch immediately or risk being compromised. Commentators urge administrators to update their PHP deployments or temporarily take sites offline until fixes are applied, with the flaw said to leave servers open to remote attack on a massive scale.
Why now: A claimed flaw in software running most of the internet triggers urgent security warnings and patching advice.
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