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Race to update services' computer systems after cyber-security flaw found
Organisations and businesses are still scrambling to update their systems after cyber-security flaws were revealed in a widely-used programming language, PHP.
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Organizations and businesses worldwide are scrambling to patch their systems after critical vulnerabilities were disclosed in PHP, a programming language used for web development for decades. The PHP developers announced the flaws on Wednesday, prompting websites across the globe to go offline on Wednesday and Thursday. The outages reflect the immediate impact of the security issue, as firms work to update their back‑end code to mitigate the risk.
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