That merely describes how to acquire any “fixes”, and does not describe in any way the efficacy of such fixes.
Not to mention the collateral that can happen in the mean time.
PHP has never been the respite of the security conscious, let alone a paragon of good ideas. Those who cling on to such terrible ideas will merely face an ever tilting uphill battle.
Why? I have used it for a few projects, it seems to be fine usually. Great performance for the end user and simple to setup.
Because “functional”, and, “an actually good idea as to how to implement something” are two wholly different realms.
Something everyone defending “AI” will learn the hard way.
Isn’t the solution here to just run apt update and apt upgrade once packages are ready which they probably will be quite quickly
That merely describes how to acquire any “fixes”, and does not describe in any way the efficacy of such fixes.
Not to mention the collateral that can happen in the mean time.
PHP has never been the respite of the security conscious, let alone a paragon of good ideas. Those who cling on to such terrible ideas will merely face an ever tilting uphill battle.