I would assume that in many (smaller, non-professional) systems/code bases, it is also possible to poison the backups and code base in general. This would have been a major effort in the pre-LLM age, but it should be pretty easy now. As soon as such instructions are out there, people (or rather LLMs) are going to find ways to make the threat persist.

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echelon 25 minutes ago | parent [-]

It's time to have the conversation about killing PHP again.

We don't really need it anymore now that we have LLMs.

	▲	owenthejumper 12 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		People love hating on PHP. But Go has CVEs like every week, and people are getting tired of updating it. I don't think there is a fundamental "PHP bad" argument beyond just "hating on it". While Go/Node have grown much more than PHP, PHP is definitely alive.