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European and British authorities recommend taking websites offline until PHP flaws are fixed

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European and British authorities recommend that websites temporarily go offline until severe vulnerabilities in PHP, a programming language that supports much of the internet, are fixed, according to NBC News.

The report describes the flaws as critical. Joshua Achiam, a researcher posting on X, reacted to the report with a joke about "stop the spread," and gave no further details on the flaws or the affected systems.

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    Joshua Achiam jokes about "stop the spread" after PHP vulnerabilities

    AIJoshua Achiam writes "We really are at 'stop the spread,' wow," reacting to NBC News' report that European and British authorities recommend websites temporarily go offline over severe PHP vulnerabilities. The post gives no further details on the flaws or affected systems.

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