The Vulnerability in the PHP Programming Language – Which Has Since Been Patched – Will Not Be the Last, Fears Cybersecurity Expert Rogier Fischer.
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Many websites are back online and, according to the National Cyber Security Center, no ‘active exploitation’ was made of the vulnerability in the PHP programming language....
Following security concerns caused by vulnerabilities in the PHP programming language, many websites have now come back online. For example, since Wednesday evening, the…
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The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has still not observed any “active exploitation” of the vulnerability in the PHP programming language. NCSC Director Matthijs van Amelsfort stated this on Wednesday evening during the television program Pauw & De Wit.
DigiD, MijnOverheid, the House of Representatives, RTL, and even the National Cyber Security Center: on Wednesday, October 21, dozens of websites in the Netherlands went offline as a precaution. Scientias.nl also had to go offline, and this lasted until 2:30 in the early morning of October 22. The reason is a double vulnerability in PHP, the programming language that […] More science? Read the latest articles on Scientias.nl.
After becoming aware of a security vulnerability in the programming language PHP, the Chaos Computer Club (CCC) Germany sees for the time being on the safe side. Many attacks had gone through fast updates and precautionary shutdowns into the void. However, CCC expert Jochim Selzer warns that similar incidents could occur more frequently in the future.
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