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PHP2Shell: AI-Found PHP Flaws Put Millions of Sites at Risk

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PHP2Shell is a pair of critical PHP runtime flaws that AI-assisted researchers turned into working exploits after the bug sat unresolved since 2024. Patches cover PHP 8.2 and newer, while about 48% of PHP sites with a known version run older branches.

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A critical vulnerability in PHP, the language that feeds a large part of the Web, causes an international mobilization of cybersecurity teams. Named PHP2Shell, this flaw could allow attackers to run remote code on servers, access sensitive data or disrupt online services. Millions of attempts [...] The PHP2Shell article: A critical flaw in PHP triggers a wave of attacks on websites appeared first on BlogNT: the Blog of New Technologies.

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The IT security company Censys scans PHP servers for versions susceptible to php2shell. Millions in Germany are still vulnerable.

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Heise broke the news in Germany on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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