Understanding PHP2Shell vulnerabilities and reducing risk while you patch - Express Computer

Understanding PHP2Shell vulnerabilities and reducing risk while you patch - Express Computer

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Express Computer (India), a guest blog of 24 October: two critical PHP vulnerabilities disclosed this week pose an urgent security and business-continuity risk for organisations that depend on websites, customer portals and other web applications; collectively PHP2Shell, the flaws may let an unauthenticated attacker execute code on an affected server. A guest column, with advice on reducing risk while patching.

> Two critical PHP vulnerabilities disclosed this week pose an urgent security and business continuity risk for organisations that depend on websites, customer portals, and other web applications.

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