Japanese firms compensate users after wave of cyberattacks hits FX services

Japanese companies, including GMO Internet, are compensating customers after a series of cyberattacks disrupted internet services and raised economic stability concerns. GMO will pay 5,000 yen per customer as a goodwill gesture following unauthorized access to its FX trading platform. The incident underscores growing cyber threats to Japan's financial infrastructure, with broader implications for market confidence.

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