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PHP vulnerability causing concern for companies worldwide, expert says
A newly disclosed PHP vulnerability has exposed risks for organisations that rely on the widely used programming language. Justin Allen, senior manager of the s…
A newly disclosed PHP vulnerability has exposed risks for organisations that rely on the widely used programming language. Justin Allen, senior manager of the security operations centre at cybersecurity firm Huntress, tells CNA's Asia First why companies rather than consumers are most at risk, how hackers could exploit vulnerable servers and why years of poor software maintenance have left some organisations struggling to patch their systems. He also discusses how AI is reshaping the cybersecurity battle between attackers and defenders.
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Hackers exploit security vulnerabilities in the widely used programming language PHP days before the flaws became public, according to cybersecurity researchers.
They uncovered using artificial intelligence models including OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Sol and Google's Gemini 4 Argon..<br>Two critical remote code execution (RCE) vulnerabilities in PHP—collectively dubbed "PHP2Shell".<br>Hackers exploit security vulnerabilities in the widely used programming language PHP several days before the flaws became public, according to cybersecurity researchers.
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<br>The flaws were revealed on Oct 21 and forced governments and organisations across the world to take websites offline as a precaution as they worked to implement a security update.
If this PHP hacking are by China AI.
<br>😅this vvestern media will cry to the moon.
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<br>Chee Hong Tat: Singapore and China should deepen ties in AI usage.
<br> 😅But ....
<br>Jan 28, 2025, CNA "‘Looks like a massive threat’: Analyst on Chinese AI model DeepSeek "
<br>Feb 7, 2025, CNA "Governments across Asia crack down on Chinese AI chatbot DeepSeek"
<br>Feb 7, 2025 , CNA "the Chinese artificial intelligence chatbot could compromise national security "
A newly disclosed PHP vulnerability has exposed risks for organisations that rely on the widely used programming language. Justin Allen, senior manager of the security operations centre at cybersecurity firm Huntress, tells CNA's Asia First why companies rather than consumers are most at risk, how hackers could exploit vulnerable servers and why years of poor software maintenance have left some organisations struggling to patch their systems. He also discusses how AI is reshaping the cybersecurity battle between attackers and defenders.
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<br>The flaws were revealed on Oct 21 and forced governments and organisations across the world to take websites offline as a precaution as they worked to implement a security update.
<br>😅this vvestern media will cry to the moon.
<br>
<br>Chee Hong Tat: Singapore and China should deepen ties in AI usage.
<br> 😅But ....
<br>Jan 28, 2025, CNA "‘Looks like a massive threat’: Analyst on Chinese AI model DeepSeek "
<br>Feb 7, 2025, CNA "Governments across Asia crack down on Chinese AI chatbot DeepSeek"
<br>Feb 7, 2025 , CNA "the Chinese artificial intelligence chatbot could compromise national security "