CybersecurityAirlines and banks take precautionary action as governments urge updatesTwo key vulnerabilities were found in PHP, which runs on nearly 70% of all websites whose programming language can be identified. © Getty ImagesTSUBASA SURUGA, SHAUN TURTON and RYOHTAROH SATOHOctober 22, 2026 12:51 JSTTOKYO/CANBERRA — Major Japanese companies from Sega to All Nippon Airways and MUFG Bank suspended websites and parts of their online services by Thursday, as authorities across Asia called for urgent security updates to tackle critical flaws in a widely used programming language.if(“undefined”!=typeof window&&”undefined”!=typeof window){[“/account/newsletter-preferences”].find((e=>window.location.pathname.includes(e)))||(!function(e,n,t,o,i,c,f){e.fbq||(i=e.fbq=function(){i.callMethod?i.callMethod.apply(i,arguments):i.queue.push(arguments)},e._fbq||(e._fbq=i),i.push=i,i.loaded=!0,i.version=”2.0″,i.queue=[],(c=n.createElement(t)).async=!0,c.src=”https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/fbevents.js”,(f=n.getElementsByTagName(t)[0]).parentNode.insertBefore(c,f))}(window,document,”script”),fbq(“init”,window.clientEnv.NEXT_PUBLIC_FACEBOOK_PIXEL_ID),fbq(“track”,”PageView”))}
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