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Eplus suffers unauthorized access leaking 1,463 personal records

According to ITmedia NEWS, the e-ticket site operator Eplus disclosed a security breach affecting 1,463 records, including email addresses, names in Katakana, and details of refunded performances, with additional bank transfer and postal withdrawal details leaked for some users. The company said credit card data and passwords were not stored in the compromised data, and the incident occurred between September 11 and September 12, with updates and user notifications occurring later in September, and a report filed with the Personal Information Protection Commission.

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  1. 011,463 records leaked including email addresses and Katakana names
  2. 02Bank transfer details leaked for 751 cases and postal withdrawal details for 68 cases
  3. 03644 cases involved refunds to credit cards but did not expose card data
  4. 04Unauthorized access occurred from Sep 11 19:58 to Sep 12 02:44
  5. 05Notifications started Sept 29 for affected users and report filed with the Personal Information Protection Commission

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