BREAKING NEWS: Email service firm YmirLink says 51 mil. personal records possibly leaked
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The Japanese cloud company Ymirlink reported that over 51 million users could leak personal data due to cyber attacks on ticket reservation systems. The perpetrators could access names, addresses and e-mails of clients registered in the systems, transfer TASS with reference to Kyodo News. The incident occurred on 16 October, the attack was carried out by Smart Ex and Express Reserve for Speed Trains. Ymirlink is currently under investigation and…
The Mainichi Shimbun announced on the 27th that the personal information of 2,328 subscribers to its email newsletters and other services had been leaked. The incident was caused by unauthorized access to Yumirlink (Shibuya-ku, Tokyo), the company that handles the email distribution system used by the newspaper.
In the wake of the data breach involving over 50 million pieces of personal information at "Yumilink," an email distribution system provider, it has been revealed that unauthorized access also occurred to member services of three other banks, including Resona Bank and Kansai Mirai Bank. Personal information leaks have also been discovered in the JR Tokaido and Sanyo Shinkansen reservation system, which uses the same service. Resona, Saitama Reso…
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