DRC Database

A fully developed design that seamlessly connects to the developed interactive database. All function requirements and wishes are incorporated into this professional and user-friendly system.

DesignHostingCustomizationDevelopment

Design and website

DRC Database is a project led by a team of experts specializing in the laws and regulations related to international soccer. DRC asked Minty Media to develop a custom design and create an interactive database with all the requested feature requirements.

Corporate identity

DRC Database did not yet have a standard corporate identity. To do justice to the custom design, we established a basic corporate identity with a logo, appropriate colors and consistent font types and sizes.

Colors

Fonts

Interactive database

For DRC, we developed an interactive database in WordPress, where users can search for decisive FIFA dispute resolution cases. Cases can be put into the system by DRC in a simple way. Clients can search the system based on different criteria with a nice search system we developed.

A customer can choose a subscription via the website, and in doing so, immediately purchase and pay for the subscription. Once paid, the customer receives login information to the DRC Database system where access can be granted. When a subscription expires within the system, the system will automatically deny access to the DRC Database. Once a customer renews a subscription again, access will be automatically renewed again.

Hosting for DRC Database

In this project, security and speed are essential. Therefore, we have put the DRC Database on a secure environment. We set up the hosting so that the DRC is a fast and stable database with all possible options for scaling up server space. The hosting is through our own platform, Minty Hosting.

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Critical Vulnerabilities in PHP

At Minty Media & Minty Hosting, we take the security of websites and online stores very seriously. In response to the recently disclosed critical security vulnerabilities in PHP, we have immediately taken steps to protect our customers’ websites and online stores as effectively as possible.

What's going on?
Two critical security vulnerabilities in PHP have been disclosed (CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619). PHP is a widely used programming language on which WordPress and WooCommerce, among others, run. The vulnerabilities have a severity score of 9.2 on a scale of 10, posing a significant security risk. Attackers could potentially exploit these vulnerabilities to gain unauthorized access to servers, upload malicious files, or execute their own code. According to initial reports, multiple PHP versions are vulnerable, and the first attempts at exploitation have already been observed.

What measures have we taken?
Immediately after these vulnerabilities were disclosed, we began implementing additional security measures within our hosting environment…