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Personal Data of 29,465 Users of Saison Card Perks Service Leaked

First reported · Last reported · 1 related reports

SpilloverSpillover from the Benefit One incident · View original incident →

A breach of the system of a Benefit One contractor leaked the personal data of 29,465 users of Toku-Kai, a perks service for Saison Card members run by Credit Saison Co., Ltd. The leaked data includes names, dates of birth, email addresses and membership-related information, and the service has been temporarily suspended.

Key facts

Affected organisation
Credit Saison Co., Ltd.
Original incident
Benefit One Discount Service Leaks Data of 29,465 Members
Incident type
Data breach
Occurred / detected
Not confirmed
Scale of damage
Personal data of 29,465 Toku-Kai users
Cause / method
Unauthorised access to the system of a Benefit One contractor
Location
Japan

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Exposed dataNameDate of birthEmail

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Timeline

  1. The leak of personal data of 29,465 Toku-Kai users and the temporary suspension of the service became known.

Original incident

This is spillover from the Benefit One incident.

  • Data breachBenefit OneKnock-on victims: 1

    Benefit One Discount Service Leaks Data of 29,465 Members

    29.5kImpact: Personal data of 29,465 users

    Unauthorised access to the systems of the contractor for Benefit One's Tokukai discount service from 14 to 20 October leaked the personal data of 29,465 users. The leaked information included, depending on the member, name, date of birth, email address and customer number. The service was temporarily suspended, and credentials used to link to the payment system were also changed after they were found to be possibly leaked.

    Related reports: 2 · last report →

1 related reports

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