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Critical web security flaws spark global alarm as Google, OpenAI and Amazon respond
The tech world is racing to implement fixes after the discovery of critical security vulnerabilities in software used to power much of the internet.
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The tech world is racing to implement fixes after the discovery of critical security vulnerabilities in software used to power much of the internet. The software, known as PHP, is an open-source programming language widely used to power websites and web applications. The discovery of the flaws prompted urgent warnings from governments worldwide, while tech giants including Google, OpenAI and Amazon have been involved in efforts to uncover the vulnerabilities, detect potential attacks and protect affected systems.
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