Government Websites Taken Down Amid ‘Critical’ Security Threat
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A PHP vulnerability can give attackers on the web complete control over servers. IT experts call on operators to take a drastic step.
In Slovakia, the authorities ordered the suspension of a number of public websites due to critical vulnerability in the PHP. The restrictions included the Internet resources of the Ministry of the Interior, as reported by the Slovak news portal Denník N.
Slovakia has temporarily disabled several government websites due to a critical vulnerability in the PHP programming language, which hackers could exploit to carry out cyberattacks.
The state has temporarily shut down several websites, including the Central Register of Contracts and Projects, following serious PHP bugs and a strong warning from the National Security Agency.
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