Government Cybersecurity Website Hit in Global Flaw

Government websites in Europe go offline as companies update software flaw

The home page of the lower house of the Dutch parliament was among scores of government websites throughout Europe taken offline as a precautionary measure following the discovery of vulnerabilities in PHP, the programming language used to build websites.

Government cybersecurity website hit in global flaw

Australian government websites, including the Australian Signals Directorate, have been affected by a critical flaw in programming that powers the internet.

Critical PHP flaws put millions of websites at risk as governments pull sites offline

Two newly disclosed vulnerabilities in PHP, the programming language that underpins much of the web, prompted emergency updates and a wave of urgent warnings.

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OpenAI model helps researchers uncover severe PHP flaws affecting most websites

Calif researchers used OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Sol to find PHP2Shell, severe PHP flaws affecting about 70% of websites, prompting an expedited patch.

Who Found the PHP Bug That Made Governments Unplug Their Websites? ChatGPT, Of Course

OpenAI says its models found PHP2Shell and led a two-month coalition to fix it. It's the same AI that broke into Hugging Face and an Australian government portal this year.