Get Smart about Business SpendingComments on: Patches slapped on serious PHP flaws
The flaws mean Web servers using the programming language could be compromised by attackers, a developer group warns.
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- Whoa, a flaw in an OPEN SOURCE product????
- by December 17, 2004 4:49 PM PST
- Gosh, IMAGINE THAT.
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- And to be honest...
- by Dachi December 17, 2004 5:44 PM PST
- Things have been pretty quiet on the 2003 server front.
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- yeah...
- by David Arbogast December 18, 2004 9:10 AM PST
- More eyes on the code didn't find this any quicker. But all software has bugs, and very few people are actually spending time just hunting for them. What bothers me, is that the article claims a "patch" was "slapped" on PHP... After reading the article, it seems that no patch is available?!? Users must upgrade to a new version?!? Why is no patch released?
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