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Organisations around the world have been scrambling to protect their websites from attacks, after what's being called an "unprecedented flaw" was found in the P…
Organisations around the world have been scrambling to protect their websites from attacks, after what's being called an "unprecedented flaw" was found in the PHP programming language that runs much of the internet.
AI had a role in discovering the flaw but just how vulnerable is the internet?
In this video…
1:07 - What is PHP
1:36 - How the flaw was found
3:01 - What if it's not fixed
3:33 - Impact worldwide
4:23 - Advice for website owners
5:08 - The man who found the flaw
5:35 - Is this good news?
6:34 - Is the internet at risk?
8:21 - Could we see more flaws?
#CyberSecurity #PHP #bbcnews
Subscribe to our channel here: https://bbc.in/bbcnews
For the latest news download the BBC News app or visit BBC.com/news
#BBCNews
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11 Comments
@@Ugt-hol3Imported1wk ago
Yes
@@will31ishImported1wk ago
Ai sucks
@@LogansWorld442Imported1wk ago
It’s probably russia. They had their satellite within 26 meters of ours.
@@notjustforhackers4252Imported1wk ago
The British public will be at risk once the human rights breaking ( Article 10 ) "On-line safety bill" goes into effect in the UK.<br><br>...and no, the internet is not at risk, stop being hyperbolic BBC.
@@NomadicinavanImported1wk ago
No the internet is not at risk lol
@@jevanjoyiaImported1wk ago
I love Muslim 🤲✌️😘🇵🇸♥️ jhad for Muslim 🤲✌️😘😘
@@raily9713Imported1wk ago
What ai can expose...can break apart too (on the wrong hands). Its a threat
@@jakejoyrideImported1wk ago
I spent literally whole day patching and deploying around 50 websites that are using PHP
@@Aungdai-w4gImported1wk ago
Mindset, discipline, and knowledge—if the mindset is not right, the other two mean nothing. While what is true cannot become false, one can correct what is false to become true.
Organisations around the world have been scrambling to protect their websites from attacks, after what's being called an "unprecedented flaw" was found in the PHP programming language that runs much of the internet.
AI had a role in discovering the flaw but just how vulnerable is the internet?
In this video…
1:07 - What is PHP
1:36 - How the flaw was found
3:01 - What if it's not fixed
3:33 - Impact worldwide
4:23 - Advice for website owners
5:08 - The man who found the flaw
5:35 - Is this good news?
6:34 - Is the internet at risk?
8:21 - Could we see more flaws?
#CyberSecurity #PHP #bbcnews
Subscribe to our channel here: https://bbc.in/bbcnews
For the latest news download the BBC News app or visit BBC.com/news
#BBCNews
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