Government services taken offline amid global cybersecurity issues
United KingdomWhat to know
- The NCSC is working to fix a critical PHP security flaw affecting almost 70% of websites, leaving 32 UK Government services offline and four partially unavailable as organisations worldwide scramble to apply security updatesS1
- No 10 said no large UK public-facing critical services have been affected, but some ‘limited’ Government websites have temporarily gone dark.S2
- Cybersecurity chiefs warned UK organisations that a ‘critical security issue’ had been discovered in the programming language PHPS3
- Downing Street did not provide details of which websites are affected.S4S5
Government services taken offline amid global cybersecurity issues
The NCSC is working to fix a critical PHP security flaw affecting almost 70% of websites, leaving 32 UK Government services offline and four partially unavailable as organisations…
Thirty-two Government services offline amid PHP cybersecurity issue
No 10 said no large UK public-facing critical services have been affected, but some ‘limited’ Government websites have temporarily gone dark.
UK government services temporarily offline amid PHP cybersecurity threat
Cybersecurity chiefs warned UK organisations that a ‘critical security issue’ had been discovered in the programming language PHP
‘Limited’ Government services temporarily offline amid PHP cybersecurity issue
Downing Street did not provide details of which websites are affected.
‘Limited’ Government services temporarily offline amid PHP cybersecurity issue
Downing Street did not provide details of which websites are affected.
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United KingdomWhat to know
- The NCSC is working to fix a critical PHP security flaw affecting almost 70% of websites, leaving 32 UK Government services offline and four partially unavailable as organisations worldwide scramble to apply security updatesS1
- No 10 said no large UK public-facing critical services have been affected, but some ‘limited’ Government websites have temporarily gone dark.S2
- Cybersecurity chiefs warned UK organisations that a ‘critical security issue’ had been discovered in the programming language PHPS3
- Downing Street did not provide details of which websites are affected.S4S5
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