Millions of hacking attempts as companies, governments rush to patch PHP flaws

The emergency shutdowns of banking, airline, rail, tax and government services from Tokyo to Helsinki showed how much public and corporate systems rely on the software, and how hard it is to fix flaws quickly.

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Millions of hacking attempts as companies, governments rush to patch PHP flaws

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