Critical Vulnerability in PHP Programming Language Affects Public Websites in Europe
Critical vulnerabilities discovered in the PHP infrastructure led to the temporary shutdown of some public websites in Europe, while the Presidency of Cyber Security announced that there were no negative issues in Turkey.
Two critical vulnerabilities identified in the widely used PHP programming language worldwide, dubbed 'PHP2Shell', led to the precautionary shutdown of some websites belonging to public institutions in European countries such as Belgium, the Netherlands, France, Germany, and Finland. Meanwhile, the Presidency of Cyber Security of the Republic of Turkey reported that examinations in Turkey did not detect any issues negatively affecting the security of services.
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