Barry Carlyon | The Grumbling Archipelago of Pragmatic Code

Barry Carlyon | The Grumbling Archipelago of Pragmatic Code

@barrycarlyon.co.uk

- Freelance Stream Stuff Developer (Extensions, Chatbots, overlays and everything inbetween) - Infrastructure Dev: CohhCarnage - Twitch Dev Ambassador, Extension Dev., Twitch TFC member - @IGDB.com Keeper South Wales business@barrycarlyon.co.uk

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We’re temporarily taking GOG offline for maintenance for a couple of hours. GOG GALAXY will also be offline during this time. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience!

Barry Carlyon | The Grumbling Archipelago of Pragmatic Code reposted

Oh damn it's as bad as expected: If you are running anything on PHP turn it the hell off RIGHT NOW until you can patch it. Yes this means every single Wordpress, Drupal, and Wikimedia install. www.wiz.io/blog/php2she...

wiz.ioPHP2Shell: AI uncovers critical RCE vulnerabilities affecting 70% of the Internet | Wiz BlogCore PHP engine flaws enable remote code execution and Heartbleed-style memory disclosure across the web.

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php.netPHP: News Archive - 2026PHP is a popular general-purpose scripting language that powers everything from your blog to the most popular websites in the world.

Looking like the exploit has been found. Seeing writeups and videos of people popping shells. If you have a device you even think is running php for some panel or a site you forgot probably best to turn that off till tomorrow.

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a critical PHP vulnerability may take websites down today. Admins are preparing for emergency patches, with estimates suggesting that more than 1.3 million internet-connected hosts are likely affected www.theverge.com/tech/1015257...

theverge.comA critical programming vulnerability may take websites down todayA patch is about to roll out, but the exploit affects more than 40 percent of the internet.