More than 37 million member records may have been leaked at furniture retailer Nitori Holdings Co.,Ltd.; Sony Life has also reportedly been affected, and a new cyberattack has been confirmed at MUJI.
Yesterday, Nitori Holdings Co.,Ltd. announced that more than 37 million member records may have been leaked. The scale of the leak is estimated at up to approximately 37.62 million records, with details on the specific data types and period covered provided in the article. The company also explained the cause of the leak and the status of its response.
Separately, Sony Life has reportedly been affected by unauthorized access. The article discusses a succession of similar incidents involving multiple companies and says that stronger personal information protection measures are required.
In addition, a “new cyberattack” has reportedly been confirmed at MUJI. Details of the targets and the specific scale of any information leak are provided in the article, but reports on the scope of the impact and clarification of the cause are still awaited.
The article reports on the succession of personal information leaks at companies and points out that attention is focused on the companies’ responses and measures to prevent recurrence.