70% of World's Websites Vulnerable to PHP Flaw

A critical vulnerability in PHP has been discovered, affecting around 70% of the world’s websites. The vulnerability, which was leaked before the PHP update was released, has created a window for hackers to exploit and gain access to sensitive data. The vulnerability is specific to the PHP programming language and has been found in many websites, including those of companies such as Peugeot in Denmark. If not addressed promptly, the vulnerability could allow hackers to gain access to sensitive information and compromise websites. Experts warn that the situation is serious and that hackers are likely to take advantage of the vulnerability.