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PHP: The three little letters wreaking havoc across the web

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Significant vulnerabilities have been discovered in the PHP programming language, potentially impacting a vast portion of the internet—estimated to be up to 70% of websites. This poses a serious risk because the flaws affect versions of PHP dating back two decades, many of which are no longer actively supported, making remediation difficult for some sites. As a result, we're already seeing major platforms like Wikipedia, WordPress, and even services like the Internet Archive temporarily taken offline, and some older online services are facing permanent closure.

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