Japan internet giant GMO says hackers posted stolen customer data
Japan's GMO Internet is verifying alleged customer data posted by suspected hackers following a cloud service breach.
TechCrunch reports: Japan's GMO Internet is verifying alleged customer data posted by suspected hackers following a cloud service breach.
This technology story centres on Japan. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Japan's GMO Internet and GMO.
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