Capcom disclosed that its CAPCOM ID service suffered a security incident involving unauthorized third-party access. The company reported that the breach involved email addresses and system-specific identifiers for 11,777,247 individuals. While 196 accounts saw unauthorized password modifications and 43 accounts had personal profile information viewed, the publisher confirmed that credit card data remained secure. Capcom initiated an internal investigation after detecting suspicious activity on Monday. Following the discovery, the company reset affected passwords and established dedicated support channels for users. The firm has since notified the Personal Information Protection Commission in Japan and the Osaka Prefectural Police regarding the unauthorized activity.
Capcom Reports Security Breach Affecting Millions of CAPCOM ID Accounts
Capcom confirmed unauthorized access to its membership service, impacting email records and system identifiers for over 11 million users worldwide.
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Originally reported by Hachima Kikо̄.
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