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PHP Gap: Nearly 30,000 Websites Still Vulnerable in Austria

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The current patch rate is in the EU cut.

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According to an investigation in Austria, nearly 30,000 websites are affected by the serious security vulnerability in the PHP programming language and are vulnerable accordingly. The current patch rate is on average in the EU, a press release said on Thursday.

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The current patch rate is in the EU cut.

·Vienna, Austria
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Almost 30,000 websites in Austria have a serious security gap and are open to attacks. Small businesses, booking portals and online shops are particularly affected. While Austria is in the EU cut during repairs, customer data about unsecured servers threaten to get into the wrong hands.

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·Vienna, Austria
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In Austria, nearly 30,000 websites are affected by the PHP gap and vulnerable. This has resulted in a review of the Risk Monitor.com Gmbh. The Austrian company specializes in Darknet Intelligence and Cyber Risk Monitoring. The current patch rate is on the EU average, according to a press release on Thursday.

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vienna.at broke the news on Friday, October 30, 2026.
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