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The flaw prompted governments and businesses – starting with European officials – to pull their sites offline while a critical software update is rolled out.
The update, still being deployed, aims to patch the vulnerability; until then users see generic "site unavailable" messages.
The incident has sparked jokes online about the internet taking a coffee break, but also underscores how a single programming language can affect billions of sites.
Tech observers praised the AI’s role in spotting the issue, noting it may become a standard tool for future security audits.
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