Japan's cyberattack fallout reaches fire services. In Tokyo's Kodaira City, the fire department's dispatch system failed, preventing firefighters from receiving deployment orders via the usual channels.
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Japan's cyberattack fallout reaches fire services. In Tokyo's Kodaira City, the fire department's dispatch system failed, preventing firefighters from receiving deployment orders via the usual channels.
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The fallout from Japan's cyberattack wave continues to widen. On October 13, ride-on-express, the operator of delivery sushi chain Gin no Sara, disclosed that up to 6.5 million customer records.
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Japanese financial giant Nomura reports 3.3 million customer records stolen, including names and account numbers, after a breach at a vendor. The company says no passwords or transaction data were affected.
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Japan's cyber emergency deepens as officials confirm at least 53 companies hit by ransomware, with SoftBank's IDC Frontier cloud attack disrupting 495 clients.
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Japan has declared a cyber emergency after a wave of attacks hit over 20 major companies, with tens of millions of customer records at risk.
JR East reported a potential leak of 1.67 million email.
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