1. A severe security vulnerability has been discovered in PHP, a programming language used by 70% of websites worldwide, prompting European countries to block access to government websites. The South Korean government has also launched an emergency response, guiding companies and organizations to implement security measures.
2. North Korea continues to escalate its pressure on South Korea day after day. Kim Yo-jong, Vice Department Director of the Workers' Party of Korea, stated that fortification work along the border will continue and that cross-border loudspeakers will be placed on standby for operation within a few days.
3. The warrant review for "A," the suspect behind the serial arsons in Yeoksam-dong, Seoul, will be held this afternoon (October 22). Police have secured statements indicating that the suspect asked about specific individuals' work schedules at the time of the crime and are considering applying charges of attempted murder.
4. "Bukang-i," the shark that was guided back out of the waterway yesterday following a third operation, was spotted back inside the waterway this morning after crossing over a barrier set up to prevent re-entry.
※ Please note: This article was translated by AI and may contain errors.
Today's Major News (October 22, 2026)
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