it's not every day that:
1) PHP has a security vulnerability that make every server using it hackable (aka 70% of websites)
2) a certificate authority has been found vulnerable (they used numbers that weren't very random to sign their certificates) so baasically everyone on earth can start impersonating any https website if they manage to become a middle man
3) turns out, node also has an issue similar to PHP, so basically any server serving interactive websites from the last 15 years is basically a backdoor to the server running it.
all in the same day.
all today.