PHP flaw known for two years
A post-mortem from the PHP Foundation reports that a critical PHP vulnerability exploited in attacks on US government servers was known to a small team of maintainers for two years before disclosure. The flaw, discovered by an AI agent, stems from an ancient architectural decision in PHP's error handling and allows remote code execution. PHP powers about 70% of websites.
Our story: PHP maintainers knew of critical flaw for two years, report says
Cyberattack targets French blood banks
Le Monde and The Telegraph reported that hackers attempted to raise temperatures to extremely high levels at several French blood banks. No blood products were compromised.
Reported by Le Monde in English
Reported by The Telegraph
French bank hit by cyberattack
Le Monde reported that a cyberattack on a French bank in Brittany caused estimated losses of 118 million euros. The bank said the incident is now under control.
Reported by Le Monde in English
Ahold Delhaize cuts profit forecast
The Financial Times reported that Ahold Delhaize cut its profit forecast after a cyberattack.
Reported by Financial Times