Two unpatched PHP vulnerabilities are exposing millions of legacy systems—including old WordPress blogs, government websites, and banking admin panels—to remote code execution risks. The flaws allow attackers to run arbitrary code on affected servers if patches remain unapplied.
Security expert Sam Curry (@tayvano_) discussed the fallout and implications of these critical bugs with Austin Griffith and Kain on the Uneasy Money podcast, highlighting the widespread vulnerability across outdated web infrastructure.
Unpatched PHP Flaws Expose Legacy Sites to Remote Code Execution
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