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Japanese banks and airlines suspend services over PHP vulnerabilities

Japanese banks, airlines and transport operators suspended digital services as companies rushed to install emergency security patches for critical vulnerabilities in PHP, a programming language widely used across the internet. The disruptions spread across Japan on Wednesday and Thursday, affecting online banking, airline applications, airport information systems and commercial websites.…

Japanese banks and airlines suspend services over PHP vulnerabilities

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11 Ghanaians rescued in Nigeria after paying GH¢40,000 each in visa scam

By Nana Karikari, Senior Global Affairs Correspondent The Ogun State Police Command in Nigeria has rescued 11 Ghanaian nationals allegedly held hostage in Sagamu after the group fell victim to a…

  • 11 Ghanaian nationals rescued from hostage situation in Nigeria.
  • Captives paid GH¢40,000 each for promised Canadian and Spanish visas.
  • Rescue operation led by Ogun State Police Command and Anti-Kidnapping Unit.

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