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Spain’s tech firms are crying out for staff, but the biggest pay packets go to the people selling the software, not the ones building it
Websites across Europe have been taken offline after the vulnerabilities were discovered in PHP – a programming language used to run millions of websites.
The fault began shortly after 8am and was not declared resolved for the vast majority of users until 6.30pm on Tuesday,
Around 13,600 fines will be paid back over the coming weeks in a costly setback for the Ayuntamiento.


