PHP flaw leaves two million servers open!

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  1. Technodrome

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    Webmasters are on the alert this morning over a serious vulnerability
    in the popular PHP server-side scripting language. PHP is thought to
    be the most commonly deployed Apache web server module, and security
    experts have indicated that over two million installations could be at
    risk.

    more: http://www.vnunet.com/News/1133816


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