Threat Pulse 62High
Capcom confirms breach of 11.7 million CAPCOM ID accounts
Severity 5ResolvedconfirmedCredentials and personal dataSocial media

Capcom detected and confirmed unauthorized access on October 19 and disclosed on October 22 that more than 11.7 million account emails, creation dates, login timestamps and last-login IP addresses were exposed. Attackers changed passwords on 196 accounts to lock owners out; Capcom reset them. Card data and other passwords were not affected.

What to do: Intrusion path closed per Capcom; staged notifications; phishing warning.

· 17 days ago · 11.7 million accounts · BleepingComputer
SourcesBleepingComputerPrivacy Guides roundupcapcom.co.jpHelp Net SecurityBing News: data breachBing News: data breachSecurityWeekBing News: data breach
Why this score

Over 11 million accounts (impact 3), completed intrusion with account takeovers (exploitability 2), gaming sector (criticality 0).

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