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2 articlesUpdated 28 October 2026

Calif is a hacking organization.

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Articles referencing Calif

Software
US cyber agency confirms PHP2Shell exploitation and sets patch deadline
Cybersecurity company whose researcher Ryan Austin helped discover the flaws.
22 October 2026
12 min

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PHP team releases emergency fixes for two critical flaws

Calif is a California-based security firm that reported finding an initial PHP issue on 1 August 2026.

21 October 2026

9 min

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