European government sites affected by security flaws
Two dangerous security vulnerabilities in the PHP programming language, upon which around 70% of worldwide websites depend, have led to the shutdown of many sites globally and warnings of potential attacks. AI tools detected the two vulnerabilities and accelerated their exploitation, raising concerns about whether organizations can fix the issues quickly enough to counteract the attacks. Cybersecurity teams issued urgent updates, but the severity of the vulnerabilities—both allowing remote command execution without passwords—prompted the temporary closure of government and corporate websites as a precaution. The threat remains, especially from fraud attempts exploiting the current situation.
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