Websites across world hit by millions of attempts to exploit PHP code flaw

Websites across the world have been hit by millions of attempts to exploit a recently discovered vulnerability in PHP code. PHP is a programming language that underpins around 70% of websites, making it a critical component of the global online infrastructure. The flaw in PHP code has led governments and companies to pull sites offline to patch the fault, causing widespread disruptions to services. This highlights the importance of cybersecurity in the digital age, where a single vulnerability can have far-reaching consequences for businesses and individuals alike.

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A widespread PHP code flaw has been discovered, affecting 70% of websites and prompting governments and companies to take sites offline to patch the fault. This has significant implications for the tech industry and global online security, potentially leading

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