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The Dutch House of Representatives’ website has been taken offline after vulnerabilities in PHP raised concerns about remote access to servers.
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The Dutch House of Representatives’ website has been taken offline as a precaution after vulnerabilities were found in PHP, the programming language it uses, a parliamentary spokesperson told ANP. [1]
The spokesperson said the vulnerabilities affect websites worldwide and could allow an attacker to control a server remotely. The House’s website was taken offline to address the risk; the report did not say when it would return.
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