GMO internet, Inc.
Notice of Policy on Unauthorized Access to Onamae.com Desktop Cloud
Following unauthorized third-party access to Onamae.com Desktop Cloud, GMO internet, Inc., in cooperation with GMO-IG, updated its response policy. Announced measures include additional special consolation payments, refusal to comply with attacker demands, and establishment of a bounty. Financial impact is unknown at this time; total amounts and number of affected customers remain unconfirmed.
Key Figures
- GMO Cybercrime Eradication / Bounty: cap 100 million USD (approx. 150 million yen)
- Consolation Payment: Flat 5,000 yen
- Additional payments by disclosure category: 10,000–25,000 yen per category; cap 3,000,000 yen per disclosure occurrence
- Number of affected customers, disclosure scope, and covered transactions: TBD
- Publication date of Report No.12: 2026-10-27 (as of)
AI要約
Overview of the Incident and Response Policy
Unauthorized third-party access to Onamae.com Desktop Cloud was confirmed. From the perspective of protecting stakeholders and preventing misuse, GMO internet, Inc. announced measures including expansion of special consolation payments, refusal to comply with attacker demands, and creation of a bounty. The company will continue device analysis to identify the extent of damage and has outlined measures to suppress dissemination of improperly disclosed information. The financial impact cannot be determined at this time.
Financial Impact and Future Disclosures
Monetary items among the responses cannot be totaled at this time. The company states that amounts by category will be promptly disclosed as situations become clear. Additional information will be disclosed as needed via the website and other channels.
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