SN 1102: A Strategic Plug Pull - Lessons From a Global Patch-and-Panic Fire Drill
A newly uncovered PHP vulnerability put nearly 70% of the internet at risk, sending governments and enterprises into a frenzy as AI-powered attackers raced to exploit a flaw that had lurked unnoticed for 14 years. Hear why this could be just the start of an unrelenting wave of security crises. We take a detailed look…
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