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Başvurunu YapPSA: PHP warns it plans to release 2 emergency patches imminently (today 14:00 UTC)
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The set of vulnerabilities is dubbed PHP2Shell and disclosure is scheduled for 14:00 UTC with attacks expected to follow soon after.
It is adviced to take offline every non-vital services until the patch has been installed (or the Docker image has been updated with a patched version of PHP)
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The set of vulnerabilities is dubbed PHP2Shell and disclosure is scheduled for 14:00 UTC with attacks expected to follow soon after.
It is adviced to take offline every non-vital services until the patch has been installed (or the Docker image has been updated with a patched version of PHP)
Shouldn't especially vital services be taken down to secure them?
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It's just one thing after another. I already had to make sure every computer and VPS has the updated CA certificates earlier today. Now I just finished disabling all of my web servers. I hope Debian doesn't take forever getting the patch out.
They took just a few hours to squeeze out a new ca-certificates. On the other hand the last time there was a huge kernel bug it took well over 24 hours I think…
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Shouldn't especially vital services be taken down to secure them?
takes down 112 / 911 services
Don't worry guys, we're safe now!
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They took just a few hours to squeeze out a new ca-certificates. On the other hand the last time there was a huge kernel bug it took well over 24 hours I think…
A bad ca is update a file on every pc and application. A kernal bug is way more involved so it doesn't make a new problem later.
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takes down 112 / 911 services
Don't worry guys, we're safe now!
꒰ঌ(˶ˆᗜˆ˵)໒꒱As if those are running anything as recent as php.
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As if those are running anything as recent as php.
For their interactive mapview in the control room they probably do.
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