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'Haven't seen this in a long time': Microsoft CEO on massive PHP flaw patch rush

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Global corporations and government agencies are currently dealing with significant vulnerabilities discovered in PHP programming language. The vulnerabilities have led to millions of automated exploitation attempts shortly after the public disclosure. Leading technology executives, including Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, have expressed concern regarding software security. In response, emergency patches were released, urging users to update immediately. As a result, many organizations temporarily

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'Haven't seen this in a long time': Microsoft CEO on massive PHP flaw patch rush
TOI TECH DESK · 10/23/2026, 9:32:02 AM
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