Artificial intelligence has helped identify a major software vulnerability that could potentially put up to 70% of websites worldwide at risk, raising concerns over data theft and cyberattacks.
A serious security flaw has been reported in PHP software, potentially allowing hackers to exploit vulnerable systems, steal users’ personal information, and gain unauthorized control over affected websites and servers.
According to the report, some government websites in Europe and other regions have been temporarily shut down as a precaution while cybersecurity experts work to address the vulnerability.
Security specialists are reportedly taking urgent measures to identify affected systems and develop or implement fixes to prevent further exploitation.
The reported flaw highlights the growing importance of timely software updates, robust security measures, and continuous monitoring to protect websites and sensitive information from cyber threats
