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CERT-In and state agencies scramble to patch critical PHP vulnerabilities

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India's national cybersecurity agency CERT-In and several state governments are racing to apply fixes for security flaws found in PHP, a widely used open-source web scripting language. The vulnerabilities could allow attackers to compromise affected servers and websites if left unpatched. Officials are urging administrators of government and public-facing systems to update their PHP installations without delay. The effort reflects growing concern over the security of digital infrastructure that depends on widely deployed open-source software.

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