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Japan Scrambles to Patch PHP Flaws as Banks, Airlines Go Offline
Source: Bloomberg
Cybersecurity & Data PrivacyTechnology & Innovation
Japanese companies, including banks and airlines, took down digital services to protect themselves from vulnerabilities in the widely used PHP programming language. The article describes the disruption as a stark example of the operational chaos caused by the software flaws, but provides no figures on affected services or financial impact.
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