AI discovers high-severity PHP vulnerabilities php2shell, institutions in multiple countries worldwide rush to patch
Cybersecurity companies Wiz and Calif, with the help of OpenAI technology, discovered two security vulnerabilities in the PHP language collectively called php2shell, affecting multiple PHP versions over the past decade or more; about 70% of websites worldwide use PHP. The PHP Foundation has released patches, and institutions including the US NSA, the UK NCSC, and bodies in the EU, Singapore, and Australia urged website operators to update immediately, and those unable to patch should consider temporarily shutting down their websites. Some websites including Wikipedia, the Finnish government, Edinburgh City Council, and the BBC have suspended operations; Cloudflare said attack attempts rose from thousands to millions after the vulnerabilities were disclosed.
Cybersecurity companies Wiz and Calif, with the help of OpenAI technology, discovered two security vulnerabilities in the PHP language collectively called php2shell, affecting multiple PHP versions over the past decade or more; about 70% of websites worldwide use PHP. The PHP Foundation has released patches, and institutions including the US NSA, the UK NCSC, and bodies in the EU, Singapore, and Australia urged website operators to update immediately, and those unable to patch should consider te
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