Street Fighter V was temporarily delisted from stores and its online functions turned off due to vulnerabilities linked to a recent PHP security flaw, according to reports from Rock Paper Shotgun and VGC.
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Street Fighter V temporarily delisted and online functions turned off due to issues caused by last week's PHP security flaw
Capcom has temporarily delisted Street Fighter 5 and turned off its servers as it works on PHP security issue
Capcom confirmed emergency maintenance is underway to address security issues related to the PHP programming language, leading to the temporary removal of Street Fighter V from sale and shutdown of its online features.
The PlayStation 4 and Steam versions of Street Fighter V remain playable offline, but content requiring online functionality is unavailable. Capcom stated sales on PlayStation Store and Steam will be suspended until the issue is resolved.
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