Advisory for Jordan news sites
Cybersecurity experts have uncovered two critical security vulnerabilities in PHP software. These vulnerabilities are considered highly serious, as they could allow remote code execution without the need for authentication, thereby exposing servers and websites to the risk of hacking, theft of sensitive data, or service disruptions. Authorities and organizations that rely on PHP, especially news websites and government institutions, have been urged to immediately update their PHP installations to secure versions (such as PHP 8.5.12, PHP 8.4.27, PHP 8.3.36, and PHP 8.2.35), and ensure that the vulnerabilities are addressed at the server level. It is particularly important because some older versions (like PHP 8.1 and below) are no longer receiving official security updates. Several European countries have taken precautionary measures, such as temporarily disabling electronic services until the necessary updates are implemented to safeguard their systems.
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