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The NCSC reports no active exploitation of the PHP vulnerabilities so far, while advising organisations to get ready to install updates promptly.
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The Dutch National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) says it has not detected active exploitation of vulnerabilities in PHP, but is urging organisations to prepare to install security updates as soon as they become available on Wednesday afternoon. The centre’s own website has also been taken offline temporarily as a precaution. [1]
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