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PHP2Shell, LiteLLM, GitLab: Find What You Need to Patch

Fixes have been released for critical security issues including PHP2Shell, a CVSS 10 GitLab bug, and a backdoored LiteLLM, prompting users to identify affected resources.

Key points

  • •Fixes are available for PHP2Shell, a Node.js RCE, a CVSS 10 GitLab bug, a backdoored LiteLLM, and a CA key issue.
  • •Patches for these vulnerabilities have been released.
  • •The article challenges readers to find every affected resource.
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