Sega Fave server breach disrupts online features of Bandai games
SpilloverSpillover from the Sega Fave incident · View original incident →A breach of Sega Fave's ALL.Net-related servers disrupted the online features of Bandai-affiliated arcade games, including Taiko no Tatsujin. The suspension of connected services also affected player card functionality. Bandai Namco-affiliated games began trial operations on 8 November, and the initial investigation found no evidence of customer data leakage.
Key facts
- Affected organisation
- Bandai
- Original incident
- Sega Fave server breach disrupts online arcade services in Japan
- Incident type
- Hacking & intrusion
- Occurred / detected
- Not confirmed
- Scale of damage
- Disruption of online features and player card functionality for arcade games including Taiko no Tatsujin
- Cause / method
- Suspension of connected services following unauthorised access to Sega Fave's ALL.Net-related servers
- Location
- Japan
Timeline
- The Sega Fave server breach was confirmed to have disrupted services for Bandai-affiliated games, including Taiko no Tatsujin.
- Trial operations began for Bandai Namco-affiliated games.
Original incident
This is spillover from the Sega Fave incident.
Sega Fave server breach disrupts online arcade services in Japan
Impact: Suspension of ALL.Net- and Aime-based services at Japanese arcades, including online play and card authentication
Unauthorised access by an outside party to Sega Fave's ALL.Net and Aime servers led to the suspension of related services from 1 November. Online play, card authentication and access to game progress data at Japanese arcades were disrupted, while the initial investigation found no evidence of customer or business partner information being leaked. Eligible Bandai Namco games resumed operations on a trial basis on 8 November, but as of 10 November, no date had been set for restoring online services for Sega games.
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