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Security: Unsupported PHP versions

Security: Unsupported PHP versions

7.5M records

Key facts about Security: Unsupported PHP versions

Records
7472460 records
Websites tracked
7472460 websites use Security: Unsupported PHP versions
Industries
Security
Categories
Security
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Last updated
Provider
Dataprovider.com

About Dataprovider Research

Dataprovider.com transforms the internet into the largest search engine of structured web data for data-minded professionals so that they can do detailed research, make better decisions, measure the digital economy and fight cybercrime. Creating the right dataset is difficult due to the hundreds of filters and values that each field contains. These recipes are custom prefiltered datasets that help you get the most complete results.

About this recipe

Working with unsupported PHP versions is unwise for several reasons, including security vulnerabilities. Unsupported PHP versions no longer receive security patches from the PHP development team. This means that any discovered vulnerabilities remain unpatched, leaving your applications exposed to potential attacks and exploitation by malicious actors.

Check https://www.php.net/eol.php for the most up to date list with unsupported PHP versions.

Use cases

  • Create a data set for marketing research
  • Unique domains

    Compile an accurate list of all the unique registered domains from gTLD, new gTLD, sTLD and ccTLDs that are indexed by Dataprovider.

    333.5M records
  • All New gTLD domains

    The New gTLD Program is an initiative coordinated by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) to enable an expansion of the domain name system.

    43.9M records
  • Security: Phishing and spam

    Domains that are vulnerable for phishing or spam. These domains have at least a DNS TXT record set but are missing a SPF, DMARC or DKIM record.

    12.1M records
  • Security: Unsupported NGINX versions

    Unsupported NGINX versions lack security patches, leaving applications vulnerable to attacks and exploitation due to unpatched issues.

    2.2M records