A pair of security vulnerabilities named PHP2Shell: what attackers can do
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A report on the Today website describes a pair of security vulnerabilities nicknamed "PHP2Shell". A security vulnerability is a weakness in software, and attackers can exploit it to enter systems without permission.
According to the report, the vulnerabilities allow attackers to extract sensitive information from databases. In addition, they can inject malicious code, meaning dangerous software that enters the system, and take control of servers remotely, without being physically present at the location.
The report also addresses the significance of the vulnerabilities for surfers and users. However, the excerpt available to us is short, so it does not include all the details about the steps that are recommended to take.
It is recommended to read the full article on the Today website and to check security updates from the bodies that develop the relevant software. This makes it easier to understand whether the vulnerabilities affect systems in use.
Sources: היום
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