Capcom ID service suffered a data breach impacting 11.8 million users, exposing non-sensitive details like email addresses and login data.
Data breach reported by Capcom
Capcom has confirmed a data breach involving its Capcom ID service, which occurred on October 19. The breach exposed non-sensitive information for over 11 million users, including email addresses and account activity details.Exposed information details
The hackers accessed data such as the date and time of account creation, last login details, the number of logins, and the IP address used during the last login. Additionally, 43 records containing users’ date of birth, gender, country of origin, and usernames were compromised, while 196 accounts had unauthorized password changes.No financial data compromised
Capcom clarified that financial information such as credit card details and user-created passwords were not exposed in the breach. The company has warned affected users to be vigilant against phishing attempts and fraudulent emails, as stolen email addresses could be used for such purposes.Authorities notified and investigation ongoing
Capcom has informed the Osaka Prefectural Police and the Japanese Personal Information Protection Commission about the incident. The company has taken emergency measures to secure its systems and has identified the method used in the attack.Company commits to improved security
Capcom stated it is continuing its investigation and will take steps to prevent future breaches and strengthen its information security. The company has apologized to customers and stakeholders and will provide updates through its official website and other channels if further information is discovered.
