PHP vulnerability: Which websites and services are affected?
THE SO WHAT
A PHP flaw taking sites and gaming services offline is a reminder that legacy runtime choices are now systemic risk, not just tech debt. If you still depend on PHP in critical paths, treat this as a trigger to inventory exposure and harden or retire those surfaces.
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