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Software glitch and security incidents shut down websites and European governments
European governments shut down their websites after a software glitch affected the internet, according to Al-Marsad newspaper. Hindustan Times reported a series of security incidents that led to websites going offline, and asked how safe the internet is today.
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- Al-Marsad's coverage attributed the shutdown of European government websites to a software glitch, but did not specify the duration of the outage or the scale of its impact.
«أغلقت حكومات أوروبية مواقعها بعد خلل برمجي أثّر في الإنترنت. لم يحدد الوصف المدة أو حجم التأثير بدقة.»
صحيفة المرصد - Hindustan Times described the event as a series of security incidents that caused websites to stop working.
«تتابعت حوادث أمنية في الإنترنت أدت إلى توقف مواقع إلكترونية عن العمل.»
Hindustan Times - Hindustan Times raised the question of how secure the network is at present because of these incidents.
«وتثير هذه الحوادث تساؤلًا عن مدى أمان الشبكة اليوم.»
Hindustan Times
SourcesHindustan Timesصحيفة المرصد
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