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PHP2Shell exposes the weakness in coordinated vulnerability disclosure
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Link: https://www.csoonline.com/article/4239359/php2shell-exposes-the-weakness-in-coordinated-vulnerability-disclosure-2.html

Two critical vulnerabilities discovered in the widely-used PHP programming language have shaken up enterprises, and the ramifications will take some time to truly understand. But one of the lesser-known stories centers around disclosure. According to The PHP Foundation, several organizations had agreed to a coordinated release detailing the critical flaws and mitigation actions, but cybersecurity firm Chainguard “unlaterally” broke this embargo. This prompted the PHP project...
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