On Sunday some malicious actors tried to install a back door into the PHP code library, a server-side programming language that powers 79% of sites on the internet, including Facebook and Wikipedia.

Attackers were able to place malicious code in the PHP central code repository by impersonating key developers, forcing changes to the PHP Group's infrastructure. Unknown attackers managed to break ...

Nikita Popov, one of the developers of PHP, announced on March 28, 2021 that malicious source code had been inserted into PHP. In it, Popov said, 'Yesterday, under the names of Ladov and I, two ...

A Ukrainian researcher continues to deal devastating blows to the Conti ransomware operation, leaking further internal conversations, as well as the source for their ransomware, administrative panels, ...

The lesser-known Qcodo, Yii, Seagull, and Lithium PHP frameworks may not be as extensive as Zend Framework and Symfony or as approachable as CakePHP and CodeIgniter, but they have other virtues to ...