Two critical bugs in PHP, the language running most of the web, allow strangers to take over servers without a password, according to the supplied material. The bugs are described as affecting the language running most of the web, with the headline stating that 70% of the internet is at risk.
A patch has been released. According to the source material, attacks began before the patch, and governments pulled the plug.
No further details on the vulnerabilities, the affected versions, the nature of the attacks, or which governments took action were provided in the supplied text.