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Black October

01Your websitePHP2ShellRunningExploitedPatch now

02Your HTTPS padlockeMudhra CARunningKeys weakReplace

03Your code serverGitLabRunningExposedPatch now

04Your AI toolsLiteLLMRunningMalwareRebuild

17 Oct · PHP2Shell exploited before its fix17 Oct · eMudhra CA keys found guessable21 Oct · GitLab flaw rated 10.0 CVSS21 Oct · Malware ships in LiteLLM 1.107.0Fixes are out · now patch yours

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