Websites scramble to fix software flaw that could put much of internet at risk
A programming language used in as much as 70 percent of websites on the internet has a critical security issue that could allow attackers to take control of or disrupt systems using it, a research firm said Wednesday.
TL;DR
- A critical security issue affects a programming language used in up to 70% of internet websites.
- The vulnerability could allow attackers to take control of or disrupt systems.
- The discovery was reported by a research firm on Wednesday.