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Organisations are racing to update their systems after critical vulnerabilities were found in PHP, the programming language that powers a large share of the web. Websites around the world were taken offline on Wednesday 21st and Thursday 22nd October as a precaution.

Most people have probably encountered it while surfing the web. But they’ve likely never seen it.

Fortinet rolled out security hardening updates for FortiOS, FortiManager, FortiAnalyzer, FortiMail, and FortiAuthenticator last week, but is keeping the details about the fixed vulnerabilities under wraps until November 10, 2026.

한국어 A critical security flaw in PHP, a programming language used by about 70% of websites worldwide, has triggered urgent cybersecurity measures in multiple countries. The discovery of vulnerabilities that had gone undetected for years has raised fears that hackers could exploit them rapidly using AI-powered tools. The prospect of AI systems racing to identify…

The homepage of the PHP.net website is seen on October 22, 2026 in Singapore. Cyber-security flaws were recently identified in the popular PHP programming language, which is used on a vast number of websites across the world, including those of major companies and national governments. The PHP Foundation released two patches designed to fix the…

One day after governments around the world warned thatnewly publicized software vulnerabilities were so severe that websites should consider going offline until they could fix them, experts and insiders said there are few, if any, reports of widespread damage.

A pair of Marines filed a class-action lawsuit Tuesday against the Pentagon over a data breach at the Defense Manpower Data Center, or DMDC, arguing it allowed scammers to obtain and use their personally identifiable information, or PII.

Two critical flaws in PHP, one of the most widely used technologies for building websites, can let an attacker take over a web server without a password or any other prior access. The attacker only has to send specially crafted web requests to the server. The PHP project released fixes on October 21, 2026, but…

Critical PHP2Shell vulnerabilities forced websites and public services offline as organisations raced to patch systems and protect users. Dubbed the “PHPocalypse”, the incident shows how runtime security flaws can disrupt customer journeys across the Internet.

Hundreds of French supermarkets faced a sophisticated cyberattack, allowing hackers to manipulate industrial controls.