Capcom breach exposes 11.7 million email addresses
Attackers also took account metadata and changed passwords on 196 CAPCOM ID accounts, which Capcom reset.
Attackers also took account metadata and changed passwords on 196 CAPCOM ID accounts, which Capcom reset.
Exposed CAPCOM ID data includes emails and login activity; attackers changed passwords on 196 accounts, which Capcom reset.
Emails, activity data and IP addresses leaked; passwords on 196 accounts were changed and then reset.
Exposed data is mostly emails and login metadata; 196 accounts had passwords changed, and card data was not taken.
Only 43 records included birth date, gender, region and nickname; services stayed up after containment.
Stolen data is mostly emails and login metadata; Capcom found no customer passwords taken and reset 196 accounts.
Attackers also changed passwords on 196 accounts; Capcom says stored passwords were not stolen and those accounts were reset.
Exposed data is mostly emails and login metadata; passwords and card data were not exposed for other members.
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