PHP2Shell: What You Need to Know Now and How to Prepare for What's Next
A conversation with CrowdStrike and OpenAI
On-Demand
Two critical vulnerabilities in the widely used PHP engine could allow attackers to execute commands without authentication, potentially leaving no obvious signs in application logs. With about 275,0001 IP addresses running vulnerable PHP services and exploit attempts in the millions, security teams are asking three questions: Are we affected and what should we do? How do we detect and stop an attack? How do we prepare for the future?
Join CrowdStrike's Adam Meyers, Senior Vice President, Counter Adversary Operations, CrowdStrike's Anthony Roman, Detection Product Leader, and OpenAI's Clint Gibler, Cyber Security Research Lead, for a practical look at what researchers have learned, how adversaries are responding, and clear steps to find affected systems, apply fixes, and detect suspicious activity.
Then we'll look ahead. Frontier AI-assisted research found PHP2Shell in code that had been in PHP for years, and the time from discovery to exploitation is getting shorter. We’ll discuss why traditional vulnerability management is under pressure and what teams can do now to prepare.
Know what's at risk. Act on what matters. Be ready for what's next.
1 Based on CrowdStrike Falcon® Exposure Management external attack surface management (EASM) data
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