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Data of over 10M customers exposed in cyberattacks on Japanese firms

Daiwa Securities said 220,000 records may have been affected, while Yakiniku King’s parent company said more than 10 million user accounts were exposed.

Compromised data included customers’ names, email addresses, phone numbers and membership numbers

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Several Japanese companies and a university reported that they had been exposed to cyberattacks since yesterday and that their sensitive data had been compromised, potentially affecting millions of customers, service users, students and teachers in a series of separate incidents.

Tokyo, Oct 6 (Latin Press) Japan's Internet, Commerce and Logistics Companies today recognized a series of massive data leaks, following the theft of millions of customer records for computer security violations on their systems. The post Japan's Companies report massive data leaks first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.

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The Express Tribune broke the news in Karachi, Pakistan on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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