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On Wednesday, two critical flaws in PHP were disclosed, affecting roughly 5 million servers globally. While the PHP team rushed a patch out Tuesday, about 7.5 lakh servers run versions with no fix available. Consequently, Finland, the Netherlands, France, Japan, and Wikipedia temporarily shut down services to prevent exploitation of the memory leak.
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