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Approximately 1.83 Million Pieces of Personal Data Were Leaked in an Unauthorized Access Incident at Nikkei.
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Nikkei, a Japan-based media company, announced that approximately 1.83 million data records were leaked as a result of unauthorized access to the cloud service it uses for system development.
Nikkei reported that approximately 1.83 million pieces of personal data were leaked as of October 16 due to unauthorized access to the cloud service it uses for system development. The company stated that the leaked data did not include credit card information and apologized to those affected.
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ZUU onlineFollowing the overcharging of advertising fees, another scandal has erupted: 1.83 million pieces of personal information leaked at Nikkei Inc.
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