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Government Websites Taken Offline After PHP Security Vulnerability

Government websites in the European Union and Canada were taken offline following the discovery of a security vulnerability affecting PHP. The disruption appears to have been a precaution while affected systems were addressed.

The available report does not specify which websites or agencies were affected, nor does it provide technical details about the vulnerability. However, operators running PHP-based websites are urged to update their software to the latest security patch. Administrators should verify that their deployments are running a patched version and review any official PHP guidance for the affected releases.

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