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BREAKING NEWS: Burger King's Japan operator says 11.18 mil. customers' records exposed

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BK Japan, which operates the hamburger chain “Burger King,” announced on the 15th that approximately 11.18 million member information on the official app has been leaked (loud). It is said that the system that manages member information received unauthorized access...

·Tokyo, Japan
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Burger King's official app was compromised, resulting in the leak of personal information of over 11 million people. Burger King Japan announced that the membership management system for its official app was compromised, resulting in the leakage of registered personal information. The leaked information includes names, email addresses, mobile order history, and approximately 11.18 million other records, but does not include credit card informati…

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More than 11 million customer data from the popular fast food chain Burger King in Japan were exposed after an "unauthorized access" to the system that manages the information of members of its official application, said the franchise operator in the archipelago on Thursday.

·Bilbao, Spain
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The official Burger King app was compromised, resulting in the leakage of approximately 11.18 million pieces of member information. The leaked information includes names, phone numbers, and dates of birth; credit card numbers were not compromised. No secondary damage has been confirmed at this time, and communication from the source of the unauthorized access has been blocked.

Burger King Japan (Tokyo), the operator of the hamburger chain Burger King, announced on the 15th that approximately 11.18 million user records from its official app were leaked due to unauthorized access. While the leaked data includes personal information such as names and dates of birth, no unauthorized use has been confirmed at this time…

·Japan
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Kyodo News+ broke the news in Tokyo, Japan on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
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