AI & Enterprise
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.
