
South Korea raises cyber alert over PHP2Shell vulnerability
- —The flaw was found using OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Sol and exploit code is already public
- —KISA alerted 28,000 CISO-registered firms, 111 critical infrastructure sites and 1,068 ISMS-certified companies
- —PHP 8.1 and older have no official patches and must be upgraded
- —Servers should be checked for webshells and suspicious logins after patching
Why it matters: PHP underpins websites, online stores and crypto exchange infrastructure, so mass exploitation poses a direct security risk to the industry.
Source: Digital Today
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