Two critical flaws in PHP, a language used to run websites, could let attackers execute malicious code without logging in
AI tools helped researchers uncover serious weaknesses in PHP, raising fresh questions about how artificial intelligence could transform both cyber-security and hacking
Organisations unable to update affected systems immediately should consider taking them offline until they can be secured, the NSA said.
Critical PHP security flaws trigger global warnings as Google, OpenAI and Amazon respond to potential cyber threats.
Sites across the world have been disrupted by "critical vulnerabilities" in the code that keeps them running, including Australia’s lead cyber security agency.
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