PHP2Shell: AI Surfaced a Decade-Old Flaw, and Governments Took Their Sites Offline
PHP2Shell: AI Surfaced a Decade-Old Flaw, and Governments Took Their Sites Offline Two critical PHP vulnerabilities — found with AI-assisted research — just made governments voluntarily switch off their own websites. The flaw sat in the floorboards of the internet for over a decade. Working exploit…
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- 2026-10-22 13:59 · DEV Community — Machine Learning
PHP2Shell: AI Surfaced a Decade-Old Flaw, and Governments Took Their Sites Offline
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