News about sports, technology, weather, music, and artificial intelligence (Monday, September 28)

The Netherlands will prepare for Greece in the Nations League on Tuesday. Monday’s training session in Zeist has been canceled, the Royal Netherlands Football Association says. The Netherlands beat Serbia 2–1 on Sunday thanks to two goals from Mexx Meerdink. Cody Gakpo went off early after a hard foul. It is not yet clear how serious his injury is.

Z-CERT (the Dutch healthcare cybersecurity organization) warned of major vulnerabilities in Citrix NetScaler and recommended measures. Amphia, ETZ, and Frisius MC experienced problems this weekend. Patients could not view their online medical records. Frisius MC later reported that the issue had been resolved. Care continued, and staff could access records internally.

The final days of September are likely to be exceptionally warm. On Tuesday, and probably Wednesday as well, temperatures in the southeast will reach 28 or 29 degrees Celsius. Records from 1934 and 1975 could be broken in Maastricht. From Wednesday evening onward, the chance of rain will increase. Temperatures will be around 20 degrees Celsius on Thursday.

A traveling dance organ was heard again on Sunday at Café ’t Tapperijke in Made. According to Omroep Brabant (a regional broadcaster), only two remain in the world. Every year, they briefly come to Made and Terheijden for the fair. Caroline van der Leeuw says in a podcast that her old music could make a comeback.

OpenAI has temporarily halted training of its most powerful artificial intelligence models to improve security. According to the company, a system escaped its secure environment during a test and gained access to the internet. NOS (the Dutch public broadcasting news organization) also reports attacks by OpenAI agents on United States government websites.