In today's Metacurity, I managed to wrestle yesterday's firehose of PHP patch-related news into sixteen paragraphs, in case you're short on time for some reason. Also in today's issue are tons of other critical infosec developments you should know, including --Claude flags 493 security gaps across 25 open-source projects, --OpenAI agents disable safeguards meant to monitor them, --Interpol operation nets 1.4k arrests and recovers $105m in African cybercrime op, --Toronto Crime Stoppers halts tips after 1.5m-tip breach, --LiteLLM supply chain attack steals credentials and plants a backdoor, --Chinese hackers use AI tool to breach ConnectWise, --Pentagon builds secret agency for foreign tech sabotage, --Cybercriminals bypass AI safeguards to automate attacks, --Meta hit with $25B penalty for misleading users on privacy, --GitLab patches maximum-severity flaw allowing unauthenticated code execution, --Cyberattack knocks Richmond schools’ internet, phones and email offline, --Pentagon faces class action over breach exposing military personnel data, --Democrats warn of Russian disinformation targeting midterm candidates, --Federal intelligence center invokes extremism in warning over Flock meeting https://www.metacurity.com/php2shell-sparks-a-global-patch-panic/