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Researchers fixed two 20-year-old PHP bugs last Wednesday that could let strangers take over servers without passwords. Agencies like the FBI warned sites to go offline, but hackers failed to exploit the flaws widely. Quiet break-ins remain a risk as AI tools make finding vulnerabilities easier for attackers.
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