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Cybersecurity experts outline how to respond to PHP vulnerabilities

Two critical vulnerabilities have been found in PHP infrastructure used by about 70 percent of websites worldwide, prompting warnings that ordinary users should also prepare for possible personal data leaks. OpenAI found the flaws while researching with its AI models, Business Insider reported. The U.S. National Security Agency warned one flaw could be used to steal sensitive data, disrupt services and penetrate deeper into networks. Experts and industry figures urged prompt updates and stronger account security.

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BNB Chain, PancakeSwap say not affected by PHP critical vulnerability warning

BNB Chain and PancakeSwap said their services are not affected by a major PHP vulnerability warning issued by a cybersecurity unit under the U.S. National Security Agency, saying they do not use PHP in their technology stacks. Binance founder Changpeng Zhao, known as CZ, shared PancakeSwap’s notice and urged other projects to post similar confirmations quickly to prevent user anxiety and speculation. The warning targets systems that use PHP.

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Security fears spread after flaws found in PHP, Node.js and LiteLLM

Security concerns are rising after vulnerabilities were disclosed in PHP, the open-source JavaScript runtime Node.js and the open-source proxy LiteLLM, TechCrunch reported. Some countries increased website blocks after a critical PHP flaw was found. The U.S. National Security Agency urged organisations using PHP to update immediately or take systems offline. Node.js said it patched four high-risk issues. LiteLLM said attackers implanted malicious code in its software and advised users to follow response guidance.