So the Php is server that power 70% of our global website, and that why Mangago was having technical issues days ago. Don't worry the pirate website are fine. Again is just a server issues
What you guys didn't know Php means the Philippines currency. So when I heard the Php in the piratedsite subreddit. I was very confused why the Filipino money was involved
PHP is not a server, its a server side scripting language commonly used for webservers. The problem with PHP is that 2 new vulnerabilities were discovered that could allow a hacker to run code on the server.
(skip these parenthesis unless you want a nerd ass explanation. the long of it from what i read is that, on one, an out of memory condition can interrupt request data initialisation, which then allows unchecked data to be treated as valid by cleanup procedures, which leaves room for remote code execution. The other may allow a subsequent request to retain a previous request's state, acting upon it before it is reset by normal initialisation)
But basically no, since mangago didnt outright shut down until this php issue was fixed, it's completely unrelated
Messages
PHP is not a server, its a server side scripting language commonly used for webservers. The problem with PHP is that 2 new vulnerabilities were discovered that could allow a hacker to run code on the server.
(skip these parenthesis unless you want a nerd ass explanation.
the long of it from what i read is that, on one, an out of memory condition can interrupt request data initialisation, which then allows unchecked data to be treated as valid by cleanup procedures, which leaves room for remote code execution. The other may allow a subsequent request to retain a previous request's state, acting upon it before it is reset by normal initialisation)
But basically no, since mangago didnt outright shut down until this php issue was fixed, it's completely unrelated
Thanks for the explanation
Everything involved long word and codings is never be my expertise
PHP actually stands for Hypertext Preprocessor (and originally, Personal Home Page).
Thanks