2.2 million Sega customer email addresses leaked in vendor breach
Original title: Email Addresses of 2.2 Million Sega Customers Leaked in Vendor Breach
2.2 million Sega customer email addresses exposed after third-party vendor compromise with no misuse confirmed.
Sega revealed that 2.2 million email addresses of its customers were leaked after unauthorized access to Arara Inc., a Japanese email delivery provider. The breach affects email newsletters and distribution items only, with no names, addresses, or credit card details included. Arara is investigating causes after server compromise on October 28 and has suspended its Message service. Customers were warned against opening suspicious emails purporting to be from Sega.
Unconfirmed: Whether the leaked data will be misused is currently unconfirmed
- 2.196 million email addresses and 92,273 distribution items leaked
- Arara Message service suspended on October 31
- Affects 380 corporate clients with 77 million emails
- No misuse of data confirmed
Impact: email addresses of 2.2 million Sega customers
- 1.Do not open or reply to suspicious emails
- 2.Delete unrecognized emails immediately
- Products
- Arara Message
- Victims
- Sega customers
From the original article
2 min read at infosecurity-magazine.com
Gaming company Sega warned customers to be vigilant for suspicious emails after hackers compromised Japanese email delivery provider Arara
By James Coker · infosecurity-magazine.com
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