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NDMA Takes Swift Action to Protect Government Websites Using PHP

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October 23, 2026
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The National Data Management Authority (NDMA) monitoring systems have detected no attempts to exploit the recent PHP cybersecurity flaw. However, the NDMA has completed all necessary security updates to government websites hosted on NDMA’s platform that uses PHP.

Other websites and web applications on the NDMA’s platform that do not use PHP were not affected by this vulnerability.

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Public advisories were issued through our Facebook page and our CIRT.GY website (Guyana’s national authority for computer incident response) to alert website owners and administrators.

The NDMA continues to monitor the situation and encourages website owners and administrators using PHP to apply the relevant security updates promptly.

Further guidance and help can be obtained by visiting

https://cirt.gy/…/al2026_34-critical-php2shell…/…

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