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© Copyright 2020 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without permission.Tokyo Stock Exchange officials promise to get trading back to normal by Friday
By YURI KAGEYAMA and ELAINE KURTENBACH TOKYO©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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sakurasuki
Is it the time for them to back to more reliable methods which are hanko and faxes?
Tumilber
So wait...it's a N+1 Active-Standby cluster?
that doesn't sound right for a major system...
It should had been at least N+6 or higher.....
Something isn't adding up....
jojo_in_japan
Fukushima had 13 back up systems, all fail ....
Ascissor
Methinks there'll be some overtime this evening.
garymalmgren
This could be a hack.
And if it were the stock exchange would not admit it.
More to come?
bokuda
In global standards they measure downtime in minutes a year...2 days of downtime is never heard of.
Paul Scott
There is definitely something fishy here. I find it almost impossible to believe that their system is as fragile as they are claiming.
To me there is a clear pattern on hacking happening in Japan's (seemingly insecure) financial systems. First the DoCoMo app was hacked, then the trading accounts were hacked, and now the exchange. All in the space of 8 weeks.
I look forward to the hard-nosed investigative journalists of Japan getting to the bottom of this.