Japanese internet service provider GMO Internet Group Inc. said Tuesday it will offer a reward of up to $1 million for information leading to the identification of hackers involved in unauthorized access to its foreign exchange trading service.The company said it will accept information in Japanese, English or Chinese under its "GMO Cybercrime Bounty" program from noon Wednesday until the perpetrators are arrested.GMO also said it will pay up to 3 million yen ($19,000) to victims whose personal information is confirmed to have been exposed in the hack.A hacker believed to be behind the unau…READ FULL ARTICLE
