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Japanese provider GMO Internet Group confirmed the removal of the domain where a hacker posted customer data after an unpaid ransom. The victim is under police protection, while Japan Airlines separately reported a possible data leak affecting 92,000 customers.
Aziz KarimovJapanese GMO Internet reported the publication of allegedly stolen customer data after a breach of its Onamae Desktop Cloud service. The company advises changing passwords; up to 27,000 servers may be affected. The hackers demanded a ransom of about 8 billion yen (~$50 million).
Aziz KarimovJapan's National Police Agency reported that personal data of employees at 22 of 47 prefectural police departments may have been compromised as a result of a leak at Arcadia Inc., a company providing disaster information services. In Kyoto, Fukuoka, Shimane and Yamaguchi, the service was also used to register email addresses of local residents. Separately, Recruit Co. reported a possible leak of data from 3.7 million accounts of its Carsensor service.
Javlon TursunovThe Alternative for Germany party reported a hacker attack on the email provider it uses in September 2026. According to Bild, over 421,000 emails were copied, including correspondence of Alice Weidel and Alexander Gauland; excerpts from the emails, as well as photos of ID cards, bank statements and party membership lists, have been published online, according to the perpetrators. The authenticity of the data and the organizers of the attack have not yet been established.
Javlon TursunovAn attack on OpenCode Console affected 1.4% of users of the online platform who had stored API keys. Users reported unauthorized charges of up to $1000 or more. Anthropic and Google blocked the compromised keys, and OpenAI refunded the funds. The incident intensified the debate over whether AI models' safety filters hinder responses to attacks.
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