PHP2Shell, deadline tomorrow, and a third PHP RCE with no fix
PHP2Shell is exploited, the federal deadline is tomorrow, and a third PHP RCE has no patch.
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PHP2Shell is exploited, the federal deadline is tomorrow, and a third PHP RCE has no patch.
PHP's RCE bugs now have working shells behind them, while the AI industry argues about trust: Qwen's odd network calls, Anthropic's S-1 and Claude's usage…
AI vendors are tightening what their models will help with while AI-found bugs like PHP2Shell flood in, and your patch window is the thing that shrinks.
A compression library nobody audits became the week's remote-code-execution bug, and the real argument is about how fast you can patch.
The week the runtime layer got audited by machines: PHP and Node both shipped emergency RCE fixes within a day of each other.
The day the embargo broke: PHP's two critical RCEs, a Node Brotli RCE and a CA with single-byte keys landed in the same 48 hours, and the supply chain…
PHP's runtime got two critical RCE bugs on a day when three other pieces of trusted infrastructure, a CA, a Python package and a hosting platform, also lost…
Two trust systems failed in the same 48 hours: the PHP runtime under most of the web, and the CA bundle under every HTTPS client.