GMO (Onamae) has been hacked. Specifically, GMO sold remote-desktop virtual Windows with drive attach enabled by default in the configuration and all VMs centrally managed. Hackers got in via mgmt then setup to copy files from the drives of people connecting to the service.
I watched the GMO press conference so you don't have to.
And you really don't have to, there's virtually nothing new there, apart a bit of timeline on the attack (but still no technical details), and trying to make people afraid of AI (why did AI come up at all here?)
Japanese IT services provider GMO Internet Group said it has asked the government to deploy active cyber defense as it works to contain the fallout from a hacking incident.
Very cool new GMO: the Philippines just approved a high-iron variety of rice that could provide 30-50% of the recommended daily allowance of iron.
About a quarter of people around the world are anemic, mostly in developing countries
A cyberattack on a listed unit of GMO Internet Group is spilling into Japan’s credit market, widening the company’s bond spread as investors grow more concerned about the potential blow to earnings.