@bbcnews: “Critical vulnerabilities” in a widely-used programming language that risks websites being hacked has caused organisations around the world to take down their sites, including 32 UK government services, with the chief technology officer of the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre calling the event "unprecedented". Watch UK Defence Secretary Wes Streeting respond to the PHP flaw on BBC Question Time. #PHP #CyberSecurity #UKPolitics #BBCNews

TheMadAviator :

if only they'd shut down HMRC 🤣

1047 people :

They don’t have a clue

GINGER-Vivvy :

that changed this morning

Monks of The Way :

We've known about these exploits, for many years.It has nothing to do with digital intelligence of just stirring up fear for their own purposes😐

Anni :

And there we have it ( push back on cyber defences) what does that mean 🧐

levernengel :

It all comes down to the question of "why" it is happening. Government hasn't got a clue about how people feel -- out of touch.

bomzway65 :

Nothing is safe if it’s in data never will

ron_tiktok_2021 :

My glass is always empty 🥺

@RONNIE :

Cybercrime is getting scary now😳

Odhran Murray :

JamRack :

Damn netrunners

Sliverdicks :

They don’t have a clue

EMPRESS 13|4 GODS GIRL :

the game! Ears open.

Sunset Dubai :

Tell me what's going to happen, so when it happens I'm OK with it...... Oh 🤷 good strategy

PilotAndrewX✈️ :

that's a good question ❓

GEOFF BRITTON :

@1047 people: They don’t have a clue

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Zy and ky mother :

As car

John :

Ashley smith :

yeah

CarlosDingDong :

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Eddie :

Kimberly :