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PHP2Shell attacks began four days before patches, Amazon says, as attempts hit millions

10.22

Attackers began targeting the critical PHP2Shell vulnerabilities four days before patches were released, Amazon.com Inc. has disclosed, while exploit attempts seen by Cloudflare Inc.

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