Muji store operator says up to 27 mil. customer records may have leaked
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On the 30th, a series of unauthorized access incidents and leaks of personal information at companies were revealed. Ryohin Keikaku, which operates Muji, announced that unauthorized access to its official app may have resulted in the leakage of up to approximately 27.26 million pieces of customer information to an external party. Matsuya Foods, which operates the beef bowl chain Matsuya...
Unauthorized access to the "MUJI app" by Ryohin Keikaku (MUJI Corporation) during the "MUJI Week" sale may have resulted in the leakage of customer information.
There is a possibility of a personal information leak at Muji. On the 30th, Muji announced that up to approximately 27.26 million pieces of customer information may have been leaked through its official app. According to Ryohin Keikaku, the company that operates Muji, the information that may have been leaked includes email addresses, birth dates, and genders of users, including those who have already unsubscribed, but does not include credit ca…
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[Cable News] The official app of Muji Japan has been compromised due to unauthorized access to its content, potentially exposing up to 27 million customer records, including emails and birthdates.
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