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South Korea raises alert over PHP security flaw
South Korea raised its cyber crisis alert for the private sector from 'interest' to 'caution' on Oct. 22 after two critical vulnerabilities were found in PHP, a language used by about 70% of websites worldwide, Yonhap and KBS World report. The science ministry and the Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA) notified about 5,900 member companies of the C-TAS threat-sharing system and CISO-obligated firms to take immediate security measures, including checking PHP use and applying updates, according to KBS World. The flaws, rated as 'emergency' in severity, could let attackers seize systems without authentication, Yonhap and Korea Economic Daily report. The national security office also held an emergency meeting of civilian, government, and military officials to coordinate a rapid response, Yonhap adds. Korean media emphasize the urgency, with Dong-A Ilbo noting the alert upgrade and KBS World urging immediate updates, while Korea Times reports the government issued a nationwide alert to businesses and website operators.
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