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SINGAPORE, SINGAPORE - OCTOBER 22: The homepage of the PHP.net website is seen on October 22, 2026 in Singapore. Cyber-security flaws were recently identified in the popular PHP programming language, which is used on a vast number of websites across the world, including those of major companies and national governments. The PHP Foundation released two patches designed to fix the vulnerabilities. (Photo illustration by Yong Teck Lim/Getty Images)

Massive PHP Security Flaw Knocks Websites Offline Around the World

Two critical PHP flaws found with AI forced governments, banks and Wikipedia to take sites offline for fixes. Here's what it means for you.

Young man holding television remote control. Hands pointing to tv screen set and turning it on or off select channel watching tv on his sofa at home in the living room relax.

An AI Agent May Have Deleted an Entire Season of a Reality Show

The second season of "The Challenge Sverige" has been delayed until 2027 after its completed edit disappeared. The broadcaster disputes claims that AI caused the loss.

Robot Dogs Are Now Patrolling Pittsburgh’s Airport

Pittsburgh International Airport has deployed AI-powered robot dogs to monitor indoor air quality, with plans to expand their duties to cleaning and crowd management.

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