High Cybersecurity Threat in Slovenia After Vulnerabilities Discovered in PHP
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Critical vulnerabilities have been discovered in the PHP programming language, and it is recommended that affected systems be updated as soon as possible.
Government agencies and businesses around the world have temporarily shut down their websites after two critical vulnerabilities in the PHP programming language were disclosed. Slovenia has declared a high cybersecurity threat.
Written by: C. R. Due to two critical vulnerabilities in the PHP programming language (CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619), the Office of the Government of the Republic of Slovenia for Information Security (URSIV) has increased the cybersecurity threat rating in the Republic of Slovenia to a high threat level. The rating applies to obligors under the Information Security Act (ZinfV-1), as well as to other organizations that use PHP or software …
The US National Security Agency (NSA) has told organizations to immediately fix vulnerable systems or remove them from the network.
The BBC reports that governments and international organizations are urging websites to urgently fix two critical cybersecurity vulnerabilities.
After the vulnerabilities were discovered, the competent office raised the assessment of the threat to cybersecurity in Slovenia to high. After the vulnerabilities in the PHP programming language were discovered, the Information Security Office assessed the threat to cybersecurity in Slovenia and the threat to the security of networks and information systems of those liable under the Information Security Act as high. The discovered vulnerabiliti…
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