Digital Arts announced that it had detected traces of unauthorized access to the operating environment for its cloud services. Six cloud services were affected, and some customer information may have been viewed.
On 9 October, Digital Arts announced that it had discovered traces of unauthorized access following a comprehensive inspection using AI. Six services were affected, including i-FILTER@Cloud, m-FILTER@Cloud and FINAL CODE@Cloud, and some of the traces date back to around July 2025. No external transfer had been confirmed as of noon on the 21st, but the full facts remain subject to further investigation.
The potential impact includes the possibility that customer information was viewed by a third party. No misuse or secondary damage has been reported at this time, while the company has taken security measures including invalidating credentials, replacing server authentication keys and halting suspicious programs.
All users of the affected cloud services have been asked to change their passwords, and the impact on business performance is still being assessed. Further information is expected to be disclosed, and investors are monitoring the latest developments.