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Unauthorized access at Joshin may have exposed over 6 million personal data records

First reported · Last reported · 7 related reports

Japan’s Joshin suffered a cyberattack that disrupted services and may have exposed more than 6 million personal data records, including names and addresses. Two driver’s license images, one record of My Number Card information and five bank account numbers were also among the potentially exposed data. On November 6, the president apologized and outlined measures to prevent a recurrence, including avoiding unnecessary retention of customer data.

Key facts

Affected organization
Joshin
Incident type
Data breach
Occurred / detected
Not confirmed
Scale of damage
Possible exposure of more than 6 million personal data records
Cause / method
Unauthorized access resulting from an external cyberattack
Location
Japan

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Exposed dataNameAddressID document copyBank account

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Timeline

  1. The cyberattack on Joshin, service disruptions and possible data exposure became public.
  2. The president apologized for the possible exposure of more than 6 million personal data records and outlined measures to prevent a recurrence.

7 related reports

The summary and key facts are written by AI from related reports and may contain errors. Check the original articles and the organization’s official statements for accurate details.