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AI & Enterprise

Internet and software flaws found, sparking worldwide \'AI hacking\' raid alerts

Security concerns are spreading after vulnerabilities were found in widely used internet software, including PHP, the Node.js JavaScript runtime and the open-source proxy LiteLLM. Anxiety has grown after a critical flaw was discovered in PHP, prompting some countries to block websites when patches are difficult or impossible. Reports also say hackers began seeking targets days before fixes. Separately, AI-focused hacking attempts are increasing, with attacks using AI agents reported across multiple regions and industries.

Industry

Industry ministry audit lacks substance without witnesses or documents, repeats partisan clashes

A parliamentary audit of South Korea\'s industry ministry drew attention for issues including mega-projects and U.S. investment, but devolved into partisan wrangling without key witnesses or requested documents. Lawmakers said submissions were withheld despite public money being involved. The ministry repeatedly said it would check or review. Disputes also emerged over who proposed the Honam semiconductor cluster. Lawmakers questioned differing explanations over an Alaska LNG project and urged an investigation into a leaked closed-door transcript.

Telecommunications & Media

South Korea to hold public hearing on Global AI Hub site selection on Oct. 14

South Korea will begin procedures to select a site for a planned Global AI Hub that the government aims to open in 2027. The Ministry of Science and ICT said a support team for the Global AI Hub Promotion Committee will hold a public hearing at 10 a.m. on Oct. 14 at the Government Sejong Convention Center. The event will explain site selection criteria, evaluation procedures and future schedules and include a Q&A session.