Critical PHP Zero-Day Affecting 80% of Websites Set for Disclosure
A critical PHP zero-day (CVSS 9.2) affecting roughly 80% of websites was disclosed alongside its patch, raising concerns that attackers could reverse-engineer it with AI within seconds. Researchers joked that autonomous agents failing to exploit it should prompt an update to one's p(doom).
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