Critical PHP flaws force India to audit banks and pull government sites offline

Two critical security flaws in PHP, used by an estimated 70% of websites, have triggered emergency cybersecurity measures in India, with banks auditing applications and the government patching official sites. Companies such as Razorpay have deployed AI‑led vulnerability detection and warned merchants, while Google, OpenAI and Amazon have issued responses to the threat.

Why it matters: The flaws highlight how AI‑discovered vulnerabilities can rapidly disrupt critical online services, demanding swift security action from tech teams.

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