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Japanese companies compensate customers after cyberattacks and data breaches
Japanese companies are compensating their customers after cyberattacks that affected the economy, according to multiple reports. GMO Internet Group is compensating its customers for losses from the attack, while Park24 is paying compensation after a personal data breach.
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- GMO Internet Group will give each customer 5,000 yen in compensation for losses from the cyberattack.
«ستعوض مجموعة GMO Internet عملاءها عن خسائر الهجوم السيبراني وتمنح كل عميل 5000 ين»
Free Malaysia Today on MSN - Park24 will pay 3,000 yen to each customer after a personal data breach.
«ستدفع Park24 ثلاثة آلاف ين لكل عميل بعد خرق بيانات شخصية»
Free Malaysia Today on MSN - The coverage describes the incident as electronic attacks that affected Japan's economy.
«تعوّض شركات يابانية مستخدميها بعد تعرضها لهجمات إلكترونية أثّرت على الاقتصاد.»
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