Amazon says PHP2Shell exploitation began 4 days before patches
Amazon Threat Intelligence confirms PHP2Shell flaws were exploited four days before patches shipped — underscoring the shrinking window between disclosure and weaponisation that European enterprises must plan for.
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Security researchers at Amazon Threat Intelligence say attackers began targeting the PHP2Shell flaws four days before security patches were released on Wednesday. [...]
Editorial Analysis
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Pre-patch exploitation of PHP vulnerabilities demonstrates that threat actors are weaponising flaws before vendors release fixes, compressing the window for defensive action.
Review your vulnerability-management SLA and ensure critical-severity PHP-related patches are deployed within hours, not days, of release.
Attackers exploited critical PHP vulnerabilities four days before patches were available, highlighting the need for faster-than-weekly patching capabilities.
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