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PHP developers urge updates after vulnerabilities found

PHP developers urged organizations to update after two severe vulnerabilities were discovered in the widely used programming language. The flaws could affect up to 70% of websites and allow attackers to take over servers, experts said; government agencies including the NSA and FBI urged organizations to update PHP or take affected systems offline.
WHO: PHP developers urged organizations to update; the NSA and FBI also urged updates or taking systems offline.
WHAT: PHP developers urged organizations to update after two severe vulnerabilities were discovered in PHP.
WHEN: Reported Oct 21, 2026 at 12:56 PM ET
WHERE: Location not specified
WHY: The vulnerabilities could allow attackers to take over servers, experts said.

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