FUJICCO CO., LTD. disclosed that a third party may have gained unauthorized access to a server operated by the service provider handling campaign applications, potentially resulting in the leakage of applicants' personal information. The affected data concerns applications submitted through a form for non-members and covers approximately 15,500 applications in total.
On 22 October 2026, FUJICCO CO., LTD. disclosed that a third party may have gained unauthorized access to a server used by the service provider handling campaign applications. The affected data concerns an application form for non-members, with approximately 15,500 applications in total.
The affected information includes names, ages, genders, occupations, marital status, telephone numbers, email addresses, addresses and survey information, while driver's license, credit card and bank account numbers were not affected.
The company took the server suspected of being compromised offline and temporarily suspended submissions through the non-member form. It plans to notify affected individuals by email and stated that it will also report the matter to the Personal Information Protection Commission and consult with the police.
The official notice on the incident emphasizes checking the information held in the application form managed by the service provider and the emergency shutdown procedures. As measures to prevent recurrence, the company plans to consolidate the system into a more secure environment and strengthen its monitoring framework.