How computer language flaws found using AI could impact 70% websites; CERT-In issues critical alert
Government websites in the Netherlands, France, Finland, Denmark, and Canada went offline to patch two critical security vulnerabilities in PHP, a programming language powering approximately 70 percent of websites globally. The flaws enable attackers to gain unauthorized control over vulnerable web servers. CERT-In (India's cybersecurity authority) issued a critical alert about the issue, highlighting its widespread impact and urgency for website operators worldwide.
Key points
- Two critical PHP flaws affect roughly 70% of all websites
- Multiple government websites offline for emergency patching
- CERT-In issued critical security alert for Indian stakeholders
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