Japanese online service company GMO apologizes for security breaches and promises compensation
TOKYO (AP) — Japanese online service company GMO Internet Group apologized Monday for recent security breaches from cyberattacks, while promising to prevent a recurrence and compensate victims. Chief Executive Masatoshi Kumagai and other GMO executives bowed deeply repeatedly, as is the custom here, at a news conference in Tokyo. GMO confirmed that unauthorized access to its cloud service called Onamae. com Desktop Cloud resulted in leaked information and transactions customers didn’t of a...
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