Many Pages Offline: Extremely Dangerous PHP Gaps Create Chaos in the Web, Updates Run
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Software vulnerabilities are found every day and then quietly and secretly patched. The PHP leak caused widespread unrest when details leaked. Countless websites were forced to go offline.
In addition, CDU politician Marc Henrichmann warns against a new dimension of the cyber threat. After a precautionary shutdown, many online services are back on the net.
Almost all PHP servers are easy to take over. In the run-up, many services preferred to pull the emergency brake – including the Caritas and many local universities.
A critical vulnerability causes alarm worldwide. According to Cloudflare, hackers have tried millions of times to exploit the vulnerability. Authorities and hospitals took websites off the network.
Many Linux distributions deliver updated PHP packages. Websites went offline. Successful exploits have not been documented yet.
Critical security gaps force authorities, universities and hospitals to shut down their online services as a precautionary measure – despite initial measures, the danger is not yet eliminated. In today's issue...
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