After a series of cyberattacks, compensation will be paid. "The Internet is starting to fall apart"

GMO Internet Group suffered a cyberattack on its currency trading platform, with attackers demanding ransom. The company refused to pay and is cooperating with authorities. GMO will compensate clients with 5,000 yen each and provide free services for six months. Japan's Prime Minister announced new cybersecurity measures, including a team to simulate cyberattacks. The number of cybersecurity incidents in Japan has surged, raising concerns about the effectiveness of current defenses. Other companies, like Park24, are also offering compensation after data breaches.