325 million forints could be yours if you help catch the fraudsters demanding 16 billion.
The Japanese GMO Internet Group is offering a reward of $1 million for information leading to the capture of hackers who attacked their Onamae.com platform. The attack, detected on October 20, involved malware installation on customer servers, affecting over 26,000 systems. Customer data was leaked, and unauthorized transactions occurred. The attackers are demanding over $50 million in ransom. GMO has launched a dedicated website for their Cybercrime Bounty program to collect anonymous tips.
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