US agency warns hackers are now exploiting critical PHP web bugs

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The U.S. government's cyber agency has warned that attackers have found ways to exploit critical flaws in PHP, a widely used web programming language. PHP is reported to underpin roughly 70% of websites' software. The warning signals that these vulnerabilities are being actively abused rather than remaining theoretical. Website operators running PHP are therefore urged to address the issue promptly.

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