Immunefi CEO Warns PHP Flaw Could Leave Sites Compromised for Weeks

The warning matters less for the unnamed PHP flaw than for the structural gap it exposes: smaller sites, which lack the resources for rapid emergency patching, are the slowest to close exposure, extending the window in which compromised infrastructure can be used for downstream attacks. Amador's framing ties this to an anticipated AI-driven surge in vulnerability discovery, suggesting disclosure and patch cadence may struggle to keep pace. The absence of specifics on the flaw or affected population limits how actionable the warning is. Worth watching is whether the AI-accelerated vulnerability thesis gains traction among security researchers and whether smaller operators face pressure to improve patch response.