The Multi-State Information Sharing & Analysis Center (MS-ISAC) has released an advisory on multiple Hypertext Preprocessor (PHP) vulnerabilities today (refer below url):

https://www.cisecurity.org/advisory/multiple-vulnerabilities-in-php-could-allow-for-arbitrary-code-execution_2018-113/

Perhaps PHP program version will make you frustrated. Why? The vulnerabilities addressed by MS-ISAC only for Version 7.2.11 & Version 7.1.23. However there is another fix coming soon (see below):

PHP 7.1.24

Core:

Fixed bug #76946 (Cyclic reference in generator not detected)

Date: unknown

Fixed bug #75851 (Year component overflow with date formats “c”, “o”, “r” and “y”). (Adam Saponara)

FCGI:

Fixed bug #76948 (Failed shutdown/reboot or end session in Windows).

(Anatol)

Fixed bug #76954 (apache_response_headers removes last character from header

name). (stodorovic)

FTP:

. Fixed bug #76972 (Data truncation due to forceful ssl socket shutdown).

(Manuel Mausz)

intl:

. Fixed bug #76942 (U_ARGUMENT_TYPE_MISMATCH). (anthrax at unixuser dot org)

Standard:

. Fixed bug #76965 (INI_SCANNER_RAW doesn’t strip trailing whitespace).

(Pierrick)

XML:

. Fixed bug #30875 (xml_parse_into_struct() does not resolve entities).

Should you have interested, please review above diagram. PHP look likes a game.