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Japanese virtual desktop cloud hacked so hard it asks to be banned
CEO admits service used for foreign exchange trading had holes company was slow to fix Japanese ISP GMO Internet has warned customers the cloudy desktop service it offers as an ideal foreign exchange trading environment was compromised by…
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GMO Internet’s CEO acknowledged that the company’s cloud‑based virtual desktop service, marketed as an ideal environment for foreign‑exchange trading, contained security holes. The ISP warned customers that the service had been compromised by an attacker and that remediation efforts were slower than expected.
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