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- 1South Korea's central bank under fire over staff data breach▼BOK faces scrutiny over cybersecurity after staff data breach
The Bank of Korea is facing scrutiny over its cybersecurity after a data breach involving staff information. The incident has raised questions about the central bank's data protection practices and the security of sensitive information held by one of the country's key financial institutions. Observers are calling for stronger safeguards and a review of internal security protocols.
- 2Bank of Korea to closely monitor financial and forex markets●BoK says to closely monitor financial and forex markets
The Bank of Korea said it will closely monitor financial and foreign exchange markets, signalling heightened vigilance over market volatility and currency movements. The statement puts markets on watch for potential policy responses if swings in the won or asset prices become disorderly.
- 3Amateur Astrophotographer Captures Detailed Image of Pacman Nebula●The Pacman Nebula (NGC 281) in Cassiopeia. Deep multi-session integration totaling ~5.9 hours (374x30s + 497x20s subs) p
An amateur astrophotographer has released a new image of the Pacman Nebula (NGC 281) in the constellation Cassiopeia. The picture combines nearly six hours of exposures taken across multiple sessions, processed in a pseudo-Hubble palette that brings out dense Bok globules and glowing oxygen and hydrogen gas. Space imaging enthusiasts are sharing and praising the detailed result.
- 4Critical Command Injection Flaw Disclosed in Fortra BoKS Privileged Access Manager▼CVE-2026-9862: Critical OS Command Injection Vulnerability in Fortra BoKS Core Privileged Access Manager Threatens System Security
A critical vulnerability tracked as CVE-2026-9862 has been disclosed in Fortra's BoKS Core Privileged Access Manager, an OS command injection flaw that could let attackers run arbitrary commands on affected systems. Security teams are being urged to patch or restrict exposure, given that privileged access management tools sit at the heart of enterprise infrastructure and a compromise would hand attackers keys to entire environments.
- 5Saint Francis Day doubles as a birthday book pick▼Franciskusdagen idag. Och min födelsedag. Väljer lämplig bok. Saint Francis day today. And my birthday. Picking a suitab
October 4 marks Saint Francis of Assisi Day, and for one Swedish reader it also coincides with their own birthday. They are marking the double occasion by choosing a fitting book to read, sharing the coincidence along with reading and book recommendation tags aimed at the book-loving community.
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Editorial cartoonist Chip Bok has published his latest cartoon for October 3, 2026, distributed through Creators Syndicate. The cartoon, filed under a semiconductors label, continues Bok's long-running political commentary for readers of syndicated newspapers and websites. Details of the cartoon's specific subject have not been widely reported, and there is little indication yet of significant public reaction to the piece.
- 7Fall bok choy and beetroot crops looking hopeful after rain●Fall Harvest Bok Choy and Beetroot at least looking semi-promising. Rain and cooler weather hopefully give them a health
A gardener reports that their fall harvest of bok choy and beetroot is at least looking semi-promising, crediting recent rain and cooler weather. They are hopeful the conditions will carry the crops through a healthy October, as autumn vegetable growers keep a close eye on how cool-season greens and roots develop before the first frost.
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Security company Fortra has released patches for critical vulnerabilities affecting its BoKS product. SecurityWeek reported the update, though details on the flaws, affected versions, and whether they have been exploited in the wild were not provided in the initial coverage. Users of the software are advised to apply the fixes promptly, as critical vulnerabilities in security and access management products are often targeted by attackers.
- 9South Korea Inflation Stays Sticky, Backing BOK's Tightening Bias▼S. Korea Inflation Stays Sticky, Backing BOK’s Tightening Bias
South Korea's inflation remains stubbornly elevated, reinforcing the Bank of Korea's cautious stance on interest rates. The persistence of price pressures suggests the central bank will keep a tightening bias rather than move toward easing, keeping borrowing costs higher for longer. Analysts see the data as limiting room for rate cuts while policymakers wait for clearer signs inflation is returning to target.
- 10CD Projekt Red update sparks complaints over colors and lost saves●CD Projekt Red'i övdüm,.ama remastered'de renkler neden bok gibi görünüyor? Gece oyunun güncellemesi bittiğinde oyuna gi
A player in Turkey is criticizing CD Projekt Red's remastered game after installing its overnight update. They say the colors look terrible, the game would not launch even after restarting the computer, and their save folder appeared empty, leaving them fearing their entire playthrough was lost. By morning the game apparently loaded through Proton, but the complaints about the update's color changes and launch problems are being echoed by other players.