CrowdStrike CEO Says PHP Vulnerability Could Lead to Multiple Security Breaches in Coming Months
JH Kim
Summary
- George Kurtz, CrowdStrike's chief executive officer, said the PHP vulnerability could lead to multiple security breaches over the coming months.
- He told CNBC that the PHP vulnerability would cause many security breaches in the coming months.
- He said systems using the vulnerability tied to PHP could be exposed to security threats if it is exploited.
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George Kurtz, chief executive officer of CrowdStrike, warned that a PHP vulnerability could lead to multiple security breaches over the coming months.
Kurtz told CNBC on October 23 that "many security breaches will occur in the coming months because of the PHP vulnerability."
PHP is a programming language used to develop websites and web applications. If the vulnerability is exploited, systems that use it could be exposed to security threats.
Kurtz warned about the potential for breaches stemming from the flaw, but did not specify the scale of the damage or name any companies that could be affected.
JH Kim
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