Japan's Onamae Desktop Cloud Hacked, up to 27,000 Servers Affected
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GMO Internet Breach Hits OANDA Japan Withdrawals
A breach at GMO's Desktop Cloud server service has put MetaTrader broker logins at risk, and OANDA Japan has held client withdrawals. The post GMO server breach exposes forex traders’ broker logins first appeared on LeapRate.
GMO Internet has announced that its FX service servers were subjected to unauthorized access, resulting in fraudulent activity being carried out on users' accounts. According to GMO Internet, the server service affected was "Onamae.com Desktop Cloud," used for automated FX trading. On October 20th, they confirmed that malicious programs had been installed on some servers, and subsequent investigations revealed that login information for trading …
GMO Hack: 26,739 Servers at Risk, OANDA Japan Delays Payouts
OANDA Securities Japan temporarily delayed customer withdrawals on October 22, 2026, following a cyberattack on GMO Internet's Onamae.com Desktop Cloud service that may have exposed MetaTrader trading credentials. The precautionary measure comes as GMO confirms receiving reports of unauthorized activity involving trading accounts connected to its compromised hosting infrastructure. OANDA said withdrawal requests received before 11 a.m. Thursday …
Hackers Planted Malware on Japanese Cloud Servers, Forcing the Provider to Shut Down Its Service
Hackers planted malware in customer server environments at Japan’s Onamae.com Desktop Cloud, prompting the provider to begin shutting down servers across every service plan. The company listed 26,739 servers as potentially affected, raising concerns about stored data and login details. That figure describes the possible scope, not a confirmed count of infected systems. The provider […]
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