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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 KarimovJapanese company GMO Internet announced compensation for customers after a cyberattack on its virtual server service Onamae.com Desktop Cloud: the attack potentially affected 26,739 servers and trading accounts at more than 70 companies. The attackers demanded $50 million in cryptocurrency; the company refused to pay and is cooperating with the police. GMO shares fell almost 16%.
Otabek Yusupov
