PHP end of life

Handling end of life (EOL) for operating systems is a relatively common, if cumbersome, task that IT teams have to grapple with as part of their activity. Yet, operating systems...

After PHP 7.4 EOL, it is difficult to maintain PHP 7.4-based applications securely due to the increased risk of security breaches. Upgrading to newer PHP versions may result in downtime...

According to W3Techs.com, more than 50% of all the PHP websites still use PHP 7 versions. Each PHP release branch has three years of support: 2 years of active support...

Recently, two critical security vulnerabilities have been addressed in PHP that could allow an attacker to steal sensitive information, cause a system crash, and execute arbitrary code in the affected...

Especially when it comes to organizations using enterprise software languages that have a tendency to receive updates, staying current with the latest technologies is not just an aspiration — it’s...