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Critical vulnerabilities in PHP, used by roughly 70% of websites worldwide, have forced government agencies and companies to shut down websites, with the flaws identified using AI (Korea Times, Business Korea, Chosun Ilbo). Korea's government has issued a nationwide security alert, raising its cyber crisis warning to 'caution' and convening an emergency meeting of public, private, and military officials, while an estimated 110,000 domestic servers are vulnerable (Korea Times, Hankyung, Yonhap). The PHP team has released urgent patches, but security experts warn that web application firewalls alone cannot fully block attacks (Chosun Ilbo). Korean media report that attackers could execute malicious code on servers without login, risking data leaks and service disruptions (Chosun Ilbo, Yonhap).