Wiz CTO Warns of 'Vulnpocalypse' as PHP Flaws Prompt Scramble to Patch Websites

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Two critical vulnerabilities in PHP, the open source language underpinning roughly 70% of websites, recently forced many organizations to rush fixes. Some companies took their sites offline until the bugs could be patched. Although media attention has moved on, remediation work across affected systems is still ongoing. The article features commentary from Wiz's CTO on the incident and the broader risk of a growing wave of software vulnerabilities.

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