What’s going on with the web? The PHP issue and sites going offline

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By Ben LovejoyOct 22, 2026, 8:10 am314 pts
A significant number of websites have gone offline, and that’s not due to a service outage, but rather a deliberate decision by the site’s owners. The reason is because extremely dangerous security vulnerabilities have been found in a protocol used by most websites – PHP. This issue is unrelated to the…

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