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The PHP Foundation says it has seen no signs that previously identified vulnerabilities in the widely used programming language are being actively exploited.
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The PHP Foundation says it has no indication that previously identified vulnerabilities in PHP are being actively exploited. The US-based organisation told Dutch news agency ANP that it had seen no signs of malicious use, Nieuws.nl reported. [1]
PHP is used by about 70 per cent of websites, according to the report. The article does not specify which vulnerabilities were identified or when they were found.
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