TBPN (@tbpn) October 21, 2026The two PHP vulnerabilities, collectively nicknamed "PHP2Shell", could allow attackers to take control of affected web servers without prior access or authentication....
Updated on Thursday, Oct. 22 at 11:15 a.m. ET — The PHP security issues known as PHP2Shell sent the cybersecurity world into a frenzy yesterday, and now we have some data on the...
Google Cloud is not affected, but customers running PHP applications on the platform may be vulnerable.
PHP 8.5.12, 8.4.27, 8.3.36 and 8.2.35 fix two AI-found flaws that let attackers run code on web servers without logging in. Update now.
PHP has released patches for two critical remote code execution (RCE) vulnerabilities and "strongly encouraged" all users to apply them as soon as possible, as hackers are starting to abuse the...
Website hosts need updated PHP software to fix two memory flaws that can let attackers run server code without logging in.
The PHP project moved its security release forward after an accidental proof-of-concept leak exposed critical vulnerabilities that went unfixed for years due to organizational failures.
Google Cloud has issued urgent patch guidance for critical RCE vulnerabilities in PHP. If you run PHP on GCP, upgrade to version 8.2 or newer and redeploy your apps immediately to stay protected.
PHP has released emergency updates that fix two critical flaws in the language itself, letting an attacker without an account run code on a web server. The fixes are in PHP 8.5.12, 8.4.27, 8.3.36...
This story is developing and was written before PHP's scheduled 14:00 UTC release on October 21. Once the release is out, the affected and fixed versions below are confirmed by the official...
PHP has released emergency security updates addressing two critical vulnerabilities that could allow attackers to remotely execute code without authentication. With PHP powering nearly 70% of all...
You cannot fully block the two critical PHP flaws called PHP2Shell before today's fix, and the one setting being passed around as a workaround is not enough on its own, the security firm that...
Critical PHP2Shell flaws could enable remote code execution and memory leaks, prompting security patches and industry-wide action.
CERT-In has rated two new PHP flaws critical as government sites and parts of Wikipedia go offline worldwide. Here is what PHP2Shell is and what it means for you.
Two critical PHP vulnerabilities could allow attackers to compromise web servers without authentication, prompting emergency security updates and warnings from cybersecurity authorities, including...
The PHP2Shell vulnerabilities could allow hackers to execute code remotely without authentication, prompting cybersecurity agencies to urge organisations to patch affected systems or take them...
‘PHP2Shell’ remote code execution vulnerability patched, but organizations need to identify vulnerable systems and update to the latest PHP version, agencies warn
The issue, known as PHP2Shell, led to emergency patches for two vulnerabilities that could enable remote code execution.
Website admins, brace yourselves. Fixes for what are believed to be uncommonly severe vulnerabilities are scheduled to drop in a little more than 12 hours for PHP, a programming language that...
The project overseeing the programming language is releasing patches Wednesday, with the internet racing to patch the 9.2 rated flaw.
Website owners are bracing for an urgent security update after a serious warning, with the PHP team preparing an emergency response, as the vulnerabilities impact around 70% of the web.
The PHP security team says it has scheduled patches for Wednesday, October 21, at 14:00 UTC.
The PHP Security Team has released updates that every website owner should know about.
Millions of websites could face serious security risks after details of two critical PHP vulnerabilities leaked ahead of their planned disclosure, prompting an emergency patch announcement and...
The two PHP vulnerabilities carry a CVSS score of 9.2
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