By moving their code infrastructure to a third-party service like GitHub, open-source projects can outsource server administration and security to a service provider that has paid full-time ...

PHP support had been a long time coming, since PHP has been a popular programming language for GitHub hosted projects for years, ranking third and fourth in recent years.

Open-source projects which are self-hosting their code repositories may be at increased risk of this type of supply-chain attack and must have robust processes in place to detect and reject ...

But, that is hardly surprising as with source code version control systems like Git, it is possible to sign-off a commit as coming from anybody else [1, 2] locally and then upload the spoofed ...

Two updates pushed to the PHP Git server over the weekend added a line that, if run by a PHP-powered website, would have allowed visitors with no authorization to execute code of their choice.

A new PHP for Windows remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability has been disclosed, impacting all releases since version 5.x, potentially impacting a massive number of servers worldwide.

The open-source server-side language is commonly used in web development. The code change was first noticed by contributors Markus Staab, Michael Voříšek, and Jake Birchall.