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Governments and Companies Rush to Patch Critical PHP Flaws as AI-Driven Attacks Surge Into the Millions

A set of critical flaws in PHP, the language that quietly runs a huge share of the web, has set off a global scramble this week. Within hours of the bugs being made public, security firms were logging millions of automated attempts to exploit them. Governments and big companies started pulling services offline to protect themselves. And at an industry event in Germany, even Microsoft's chief executive admitted he had rarely seen anything like it. This is the kind of incident the internet's aging plumbing was never really built to survive.