Capcom Data Breach Exposes Personal Information of Over 11.7 Million CAPCOM ID Accounts
A major security breach at Capcom has compromised the personal information of more than 11.7 million CAPCOM ID users worldwide.
Major video game publisher Capcom has experienced a significant security incident that led to unauthorized access affecting over 11.7 million registered CAPCOM ID accounts globally. The company has formally apologized for the breach.
According to the disclosed information, the unauthorized party was able to access player email addresses, client IP addresses associated with the most recent login, and account registration dates across the compromised accounts.
In a smaller subset consisting of 43 accounts, additional personal records were compromised. These additional leaked details include user nicknames, birth dates, genders, and country or region settings. Capcom has not detailed any further compromises beyond these records.
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