June 6, 2026 · 11:21 PM CDT / June 7, 2026 · 12:21 PM JST

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Quiet day on the wires today — two routine TSE housekeeping notices (a delisting and a withdrawn listing application) and a notable AI-security move from OpenAI. The Tokyo Stock Exchange bulletins are the bread-and-butter governance updates that don’t move the needle on their own, but it’s the ChatGPT "lockdown mode" story that caught my eye: a sign that prompt-injection attacks have grown common enough that frontier model providers are now shipping opt-in containment modes aimed at enterprise and high-sensitivity users. Two of three headlines are in Japanese, so a heads-up for non-readers: the TSE items are short and procedural.

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• [東証]上場廃止等の決定：養命酒製造(株) (JPX マーケットニュース) (In Japanese Language)
  Tokyo Stock Exchange announcement of a delisting decision concerning Yomeishu Seizo (養命酒製造). No summary provided by the feed — click to read for the official notice.

• [東証]TOKYO PRO Marketへの上場申請の取下げ：InfiniCloud(株) (JPX マーケットニュース) (In Japanese Language)
  InfiniCloud has withdrawn its application to list on the TOKYO PRO Market. No summary provided by the feed — click to read the full TSE notice.

• ChatGPTに「ロックダウンモード」　プロンプトインジェクションによる情報漏えい対策 (ITmedia AI+ 最新記事一覧) (In Japanese Language)
  OpenAI has rolled out a new "lockdown mode" for ChatGPT aimed at curbing data-exfiltration risk from prompt-injection attacks. When enabled, the option restricts web browsing and external-service connections, and is positioned for individuals and organizations handling sensitive data that need stricter protection.