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The onamae.com tag on WindowsForum.com follows discussion of the GMO Internet Onamae.com Desktop Cloud breach, a cloud-hosted Windows desktop service widely used for automated foreign-exchange trading. Coverage traces how the story developed from an initial server-malware notice to confirmed customer data theft, reports of unauthorized trades, an extortion demand, and a public admission from the CEO. Because the investigation remained open, the thread notes that details could still change. This tag is most useful for readers tracking the incident timeline, the security implications for hosted Windows desktops, and how a provider communicates during an active breach.
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    GMO Onamae.com Desktop Cloud Breach: Customer Data Stolen and Trading Accounts Targeted

    GMO Internet confirmed that a third party gained unauthorized access to its Onamae.com Desktop Cloud service and installed malicious programs in some customers' server environments. The service is a cloud-hosted Windows desktop product used heavily for automated foreign-exchange trading. Over...