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Dutch NCSC takes its website offline over PHP flaws

Original title: Dutch National Cyber Security Center is Offline because it uses PHP

Hacker News · securityby jacquesm ()1 min read1 · 1 read
AI summary · x-ai/grok-4.7Summaries by Vani AI

A PHP security patch is planned for 16:00 Dutch time, and NCSC expects an advisory within an hour.

The Dutch National Cyber Security Center said it took NCSC.NL offline as a precaution because of vulnerabilities in PHP. It pointed readers to an NCSC Community page and a GitHub page that it is updating with technical information while it inventories PHP-related products. The PHP security team has announced a patch for 16:00 Dutch time. Urgent contacts remain available by email and phone, including for organizations using NCSC CSIRT services.

Unconfirmed: The notice does not name the PHP vulnerabilities, affected versions, or whether they are exploited.

Key facts
  • NCSC expects to publish an advisory on advisories.ncsc.nl within an hour of the patch.
  • GitHub is being used for ongoing technical information on the vulnerabilities.
  • NCSC is inventorying PHP-related software to see which products are vulnerable.
  • Urgent help is via cert@ncsc.nl; the office phone is (070) 751 55 55.
Security assessment · AI, from the article

Impact: NCSC public website taken offline over PHP flaws

ProductAffected
PHP—
What to do
  1. 1.Follow the NCSC Community page and GitHub page for PHP vulnerability details.
  2. 2.Watch advisories.ncsc.nl for an advisory within an hour of the PHP patch.
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From the original article

1 min read at ncsc.nl

Vanwege de kwetsbaarheden in PHP hebben wij uit voorzorg onze website (NCSC. NL) tijdelijk offline gehaald. We werken hard aan een oplossing en doen er alles aan om de website zo snel mogelijk weer beschikbaar te maken.

Hacker News · security

By jacquesm · ncsc.nl

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