Hong Kong’s Computer Emergency Response Team issued an ‘extremely high risk’ warning over two critical flaws in PHP, urging website operators to update to prevent remote code execution and server control by hackers.
Why it matters. Website operators and users are at risk from potential cyber attacks, as the vulnerabilities could be exploited to take control of servers.
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