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PHP Foundation 'under-funded' with one full-time staff member, director says

AMSTERDAM, Oct 23 (Reuters) - ⁠The discovery of two serious flaws in PHP this week set ⁠off a global scramble to keep websites safe from hackers, showing ‌just how critical the three-decade-old open-source programming language is to the internet.

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PHP基金会资金不足,仅有一名全职员工,负责人表示。

PHP code is displayed on a computer in Guernica, Spain, October 22, 2026. Government websites across Europe went dark on October 21, as operators raced to patch two critical vulnerabilities in PHP, one of the most widely used programming languages on the web. REUTERS/Vincent West

AMSTERDAM, Oct 23 (Reuters) - ⁠The discovery of two serious flaws in PHP this week set ⁠off a global scramble to keep websites safe from hackers, showing ‌just how critical the three-decade-old open-source programming language is to the internet.

Yet the nonprofit foundation that supports PHP, which may underpin up to 70% of sites globally, operates on a shoestring ​budget.

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