AI & Enterprise
Japan financial services firm GMO to pay 5,000 yen to all customers after hack
Japanese companies hit by a series of cyberattacks are moving to compensate affected users, Reuters reported on Oct. 26. Online financial services firm GMO Internet Group will compensate customer losses after its foreign exchange trading service was attacked and will pay 5,000 yen to all customers as an apology. CEO Masatoshi Kumagai said attackers demanded $50 million in crypto and threatened to disclose company and customer data.
