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Capcom breach exposes data of 11.7 million online game accounts
Original: Capcom says attackers got into CAPCOM ID, the account used for its online games: email addresses and login records, incl
Capcom says attackers gained access to CAPCOM ID, the account system used for its online games, exposing email addresses and login records including last-login IP addresses for 11,774,247 accounts worldwide. Only 43 accounts held additional personal details, and passwords were forcibly changed on 196 accounts without their owners' involvement.
Why now: The scale of the breach, affecting nearly 12 million accounts at a major game publisher, makes it significant news for players concerned about their data.
Evidence
- Capcom says attackers got into CAPCOM ID, the account used for its online games: email addresses and login records, including last-login IP, for 11,774,247 accounts worldwide. Only 43 held other personal details. Passwords were changed on 196 accounts without the owners'… · japancyberwatch@infosec.exchange · 2
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