Critical Vulnerability Discovered in PHP Programming Language
Government websites across Europe and other parts of the globe have suddenly gone dark as a critical vulnerability in a widely used programming language has been discovered.









Government websites across Europe and other parts of the globe have suddenly gone dark as a critical vulnerability in a widely used programming language has been discovered.
The UK government is working to identify any exposure in its online services following a global warning about critical cyber-security flaws in the widely used programming language PHP.
Websites around the world have been taken offline as governments and cyber-security agencies issue a critical update to address two severe vulnerabilities in the widely used PHP programming language.
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