PHP developers say key patches available after global scare

Outlet: DW English · Published 21/10/2026 16:56 UTC

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Newly discovered vulnerabilities in the PHP programming language have put millions of websites at risk, with government agencies sounding alarms and taking down sites. Developers say updating systems is "imperative."

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Newly discovered vulnerabilities in the PHP programming language have put millions of websites at risk, with government agencies ~~across the world~~ sounding ~~alarm bells. PHP developers are now urging immediate updates.~~ alarms and taking down sites. Developers say updating systems is "imperative."

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Source: https://www.dw.com/en/php-developers-say-key-patches-available-after-global-scare/a-79725938?maca=en-rss-en-all-1573-rdf
Published: 21/10/2026 16:56 UTC
Captured: 21/10/2026 17:09 UTC
Text fingerprint: 5f9d5349bada6b51 · 459 words
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