Nepal’s government websites are gradually returning online after authorities applied security patches to a critical vulnerability in PHP, a programming language widely used to build websites, following precautionary shutdowns to guard against potential cyberattacks. The Software Development and Operation Centre (SDOC) said it had completed the necessary security updates and audits and restored most government portals.
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Nepal’s government websites are gradually returning online after authorities applied security patches to a critical vulnerability in PHP, a programming language widely used to build websites, following precautionary shutdowns to guard against potential cyberattacks. The Software Development and Operation Centre (SDOC) said it had completed the necessary security updates and audits and restored most government portals.
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