Yonhap reports a critical security flaw in the widely used PHP programming language. South Korean IT companies and cybersecurity providers are taking emergency measures. Authorities estimate roughly 110,000 internet-facing assets in South Korea run p

2026-10-22

Yonhap reports a critical security flaw in the widely used PHP programming language. South Korean IT companies and cybersecurity providers are taking emergency measures. Authorities estimate roughly 110,000 internet-facing assets in South Korea run potentially vulnerable PHP versions, placing the country sixth globally. Firms and agencies are being urged to install patches immediately and scan systems for compromise. Industry sources say no confirmed intrusion reports or suspected victims linked to this vulnerability have been found so far.