In the Netherlands, the DigiD and MijnOverheid Websites Were Temporarily Shut Down Due to a PHP Vulnerability.
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The millions of websites that went offline on Wednesday as a precaution are now slowly coming back online. On Tuesday evening, a warning was issued about 'vulnerabilities in the widely used programming language PHP', which powers no less than 70 percent of websites, including those of the House of Representatives, hospitals, and DigiD. However, the danger has not yet passed, experts warn.
The European Union Cyber Security Service (CERT-EU) warned of two vulnerabilities considered “critical” in PHP, a programming language used to develop and maintain web pages and applications.
In the Netherlands, government service sites such as DigiD and MijnOverheid were temporarily shut down due to critical security vulnerabilities in the PHP programming language. Prime Minister Rob Jetten requested that the security patch be installed immediately and that vulnerable systems be taken offline.
A serious vulnerability in the PHP programming language took a large part of digital Netherlands offline on Wednesday… PHP vulnerability paralyzes DigiD, MijnOverheid, and the House of Representatives
From DigiD to various municipal and hospital websites. They all went offline on Wednesday due to a vulnerability in the PHP programming language. What exactly is going on?
DOMESTIC - Several Dutch websites and digital services were taken offline on Wednesday as a precaution due to vulnerabilities in the widely used programming language PHP. DigiD and MijnOverheid, among others, are temporarily unavailable. Also the website of the House of Representatives, digital services of o...
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