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Japan's GMO Internet Group urges customers to shut down PCs and disconnect from the internet after a threat actor breached Onamae Desktop Cloud. The actor demanded ¥8 billion ($50 million) ransom, which GMO refused, offering ¥5,000 ($30) compensation instead. Data belonging to the company and up to 26,739 customers was published online, though no ransomware activated on machines.
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