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MARCH 2ND, 2017. End of Life PHP version 4 webhosting. PHP version 4 was officially retired 8 years ago and no longer receives any kind of official patches or support. To preserve functionality for our resellers who have customer services requiring PHP v4 we have maintained our own patch subset for PHP v4 since 2008. JANUARY 29TH, 2015. CVE-2015-0235 Ghost Linux glibc vulnerability. For those that missed it, CVE-2015-0235 aka Linux Ghost was announced today which details a glibc library bug that is.

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