Zensho Holdings, a major food-service company, disclosed on the 22nd that it had suspended use of the Sukiya and Hama Sushi apps from the night of the 21st as a measure against PHP vulnerabilities. The affected apps are those of a gyudon chain and a conveyor-belt sushi chain.
Zensho Holdings, a major food-service company, has suspended use of the Sukiya and Hama Sushi apps as a preventive measure against PHP vulnerabilities. The suspension began on the night of the 21st and was reported as a matter the company disclosed on the night of the 22nd.
The affected apps are the smartphone apps for Sukiya, a gyudon chain, and Hama Sushi, a conveyor-belt sushi chain. The suspension was said to be limited to the scope of the impact on the apps. Official announcements and separate reports from news organizations from around the same date continue to be checked.
This is a preventive measure against a vulnerability and is not said to indicate a complete suspension of affected services or a prolonged operational shutdown at this time. Further developments and additional explanations are expected to continue to be reported.