They started with this, but ended differently: Friday September 2nd they had a news conference and basically said "for now, it's insecure". DigiD, which is what

They started with this, but ended differently: Friday September 2nd they had a news conference and basically said "for now, it's insecure". DigiD, which is what most consumers will see, had a message saying it couldn't be trusted, till the certificates were replaced sometime saturday or sunday. The timing is a little suspicious though: can imagine they didn't want to do that till the weekend, when not as many business cared, or journalists were around to cover all the details.