Many government sites appeared to be functioning normally Thursday, but outages or limited service continued while security work was under way.
Governments and corporations worked throughout the night to update software after the AI-assisted discovery of vulnerabilities in a programming language vital to about 70% of websites globally
New Delhi: Government websites in the Netherlands, France, Finland, Denmark and Canada were taken offline Wednesday as their operators moved to fix two security flaws in PHP, a programming...
France, Denmark, Finland, and the Netherlands took government websites offline Wednesday after web developers used AI to identify a bug affecting up to 70% of the world’s websites.
A report from a cybersecurity firm estimated that the software flaw had existed undetected for more than a decade, but AI tools helped quickly identify a fix for them.
AI tools helped find one of the most severe online bugs ever. Cyber experts are racing to patch it before hackers use AI to exploit it.
AI-assisted research uncovered a critical flaw in software used by as much as 70 percent of websites, raising fears that hackers could rapidly exploit it.
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