Japan PM's Website Back Online After PHP Security Scare
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Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's official website was temporarily shut down due to warnings of two critical PHP security flaws. Here's the explanation.
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Following the discovery of a critical vulnerability in PHP, a programming language widely used on many websites, Prime Minister Takaichi appealed to her followers on her Twitter account on October 21st, stating, "I have an urgent request for everyone to take action tonight." ...
A serious flaw has been discovered in PHP, the programming language used by approximately 70% of websites worldwide. Prime Minister Takaichi also made an unusual appeal on her Twitter account, urging people to apply the patch. What exactly happened? [Timetable…]
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