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PHP2Shell moves from patch emergency to PAN-OS compromise response

Palo Alto Networks has confirmed active PHP2Shell exploitation against exposed PAN-OS management interfaces and independently verified tooling from a campaign that reached root, persistence and Active Directory attack paths.

What changed

Treat any internet-exposed PAN-OS management interface that ran an affected build as a potential incident until evidence clears post-exploitation. Palo Alto Networks has confirmed active PHP2Shell exploitation against exposed PAN-OS management interfaces and independently verified tooling from a campaign that reached root, persistence and Active Directory attack paths.

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Security.io score from 0–100, weighting Exposure, Urgency and Business Consequence equally. It ranks executive decisions, not technical severity; full evidence appears in each story's source ledger. PHP2Shell and PAN-OS: 97. KeyDrift and SD-WAN: 92. Florida aid breach: 89. iRhythm breach: 86. UNM Health recovery: 82. Focus the chart and use the up and down arrow keys for detail. Source: Security.io editorial scoring using the selected story source ledgers.

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