Oct 23, 2026 · 6 min · 7 segments
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Renil S. VargheseHostIndian companies, particularly MSMEs are rushing to patch websites after two critical vulnerabilities were discovered in PHP, a programming language widely used for web development.
The flaw could allow hackers to take control of internet-facing servers without logging in, potentially enabling data theft and malware installation.
The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team has urged organizations to identify vulnerable systems and install the latest security fixes.
The vulnerabilities, hidden for more than a decade, have also triggered precautionary action worldwide.
Indian companies, particularly MSMEs are rushing to patch websites after two critical vulnerabilities were discovered in PHP, a programming language widely used for web development.
The flaw could allow hackers to take control of internet-facing servers without logging in, potentially enabling data theft and malware installation.
The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team has urged organizations to identify vulnerable systems and install the latest security fixes.
The vulnerabilities, hidden for more than a decade, have also triggered precautionary action worldwide.
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