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The race to patch most global websites is on | DW News

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@diskyariajetmiko
@@diskyariajetmikoImported1wk ago
we are ariving at the blackwall era
@TheTuubster
@@TheTuubsterImported1wk ago
I had the misfortune to work with PHP for a couple of years. I hated that language. You can manipulate so much, you are never on safe ground. It does not enforce clean and precise coding. And having to type "$" for every variable name all day got so annoying - other languages can do without perfectly. The only reason PHP got so popular: Because every free web hoster had it pre-installed, so people could easily hack their first "hello world" website with it. I call it the "VHS tape" of the script languages.
@jarl9510
@@jarl9510Imported1wk ago
Old news they are late
@tfhmobil
@@tfhmobilImported1wk ago
This has been known for years, and likely already exploited long ago.<br>Its just a patch that will prevent the wider exploitation amongst users.