アドベンチャー, which operates the skyticket travel booking site, announced that approximately 14.64 million member records had been leaked externally. More than 70 million personal-information records have reportedly been identified as leaked since September, and some reports suggest that the rise of AI is making it easier to overcome the Japanese-language barrier.
アドベンチャー, which operates the skyticket travel booking site, announced that approximately 14.64 million member records had been leaked following unauthorized access. The leaked data is said to include member IDs and personal information.
Meanwhile, independently obtained information has pointed to more than 70 million personal-information records having been leaked since September, and it has been reported that multiple companies, including government agencies, have made announcements.
Security experts say that while companies are improving their security measures, attackers are adopting AI technology and increasing the speed of their attacks, and assess that the latest incident has entered a new phase.
Statements and comments by government officials have also been reported, and attention is focused on future responses and developments regarding damages and compensation.