What PHP2Shell reveals about digital accessibility’s urgency gap

A PHP cyber attack security alert with critical vulnerabilities displayed on the screen.

On October 21, the team that maintains PHP, the programming language behind roughly 70% of websites, released emergency fixes for two critical security vulnerabilities known as PHP2Shell. The response is a model of coordination, and it proved that organizations can move remarkably fast when a problem is treated as an emergency.

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