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[Update 3] Notice and Advisory for Business Partners and Former Employees Regarding Unauthorized Access to Group Managed Server and Potential Data Exposure

Group managed server accessed, potential data exposure identified. Update sent to affected parties and former employees.

By The Japan Times, Ltd. and News2u Holdings, Inc.·Oct 23·japantimes.co.jp·1 min read

Intelligence analysis by Qwen 2.5 (3B)

The Japan Times and News2u Holdings have updated their business partners and former employees about a potential data breach involving their server.

Why it matters

This update is important for maintaining trust with business partners and former employees who may have sensitive information stored on the affected server.

Our servers were hacked, and some people's information might have been seen by bad guys. We told everyone who might have been affected what happened and what to look out for.

Analysis

{"

Investigation Status and Findings":"Our Group has continued detailed investigations and data analysis in cooperation with external organizations. The investigation results confirm the possibility of unauthorized access to the server and potential exposure of information.","

Affected Information":"The affected server contains information of companies and individuals who had business transactions with our Group as of August 2022, including personal and sensitive information of Group employees and former employees.","

Action Plan":"Our Group has sent individual notifications to current employees and individuals whose contact information could be identified who may be affected. For those who cannot be reached, inquiries can be made through a dedicated support contact."}

Key points

  • Unauthorized access to server confirmed
  • Potential exposure of information to some business partners and former employees
  • Notifications sent to affected individuals
  • Action plan in place to prevent recurrence and protect stakeholders
The Upside

We are taking steps to prevent this from happening again and will keep everyone informed.

The Downside

If the bad guys did see the information, it could cause problems for those affected.

Originally reported at

japantimes.co.jp

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Tagsbusinesscybersecuritydata-breachjapanpersonal-information

Author

The Japan Times, Ltd. and News2u Holdings, Inc.

Intelligence analysis by

Qwen 2.5 (3B)

Published

Oct 23, 2026

Source

japantimes.co.jp

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