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Japan declares a state of emergency in cyberspace after regulators warn banks against accepting driver's licenses following a Times Car hack. At least 53 companies, including hospitals and schools, were hit by ransomware, with Bookoff Group and East Japan Railway Company confirming over 6 million customer records may be compromised.
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After 20+ major Japanese companies reported cyber attacks in recent weeks, Japan's NCSH chief says the country is in "a state of emergency in cyber space" (Financial Times)

Japan Warns of Rising Cyberattacks

Cyberattacks Hit Japanese Firms Exposing Millions