Millions of attempts to exploit a newly discovered PHP vulnerability have hit websites worldwide, according to cybersecurity firms. The flaw, which emerged Wednesday, could let attackers seize control of servers, steal data, or disrupt services, the US warned. In response, governments and companies have taken sites offline to apply patches. PHP underpins roughly 70% of the web.
YouTube is shaking up its mobile apps on Android and iOS. With the rollout of custom feeds, the Subscriptions tab is being removed from the bottom navigation bar after nearly a decade in that spot. The change shifts how users access their subscribed channels.
How do you usually find new videos: from subscriptions or suggested feeds?
A story earlier this week claimed YouTube was testing moving the dislike button into a hidden menu, based on user screenshots. But a YouTube spokesperson has now confirmed to The Verge that they are not testing hiding the dislike button at all. So for now, that thumbs-down stays right where it is.