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Korea Raises Cyber Alert Over PHP Flaws
South Korea's science ministry raised the private-sector cyber crisis alert from 'interest' to 'caution' at noon on Oct. 22 after two critical PHP vulnerabilities were discovered, Yonhap and Dong-A Ilbo report. The Ministry of Science and ICT and the Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA) have notified about 5,900 member companies of the C-TAS threat-sharing system and CISO-registered firms to take immediate security measures, including updating to the latest PHP version, KBS World reports. The flaws, rated 'emergency' in severity, could let attackers take over systems without authentication. KISA had already urged updates on Oct. 21, noting the vulnerabilities involve improper handling of exceptional conditions and use-after-free memory issues, Dong-A Ilbo adds. The government has strengthened incident-response staffing and emergency dispatch systems, and is considering providing emergency patches, KBS World reports.
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