It has reached the era of AI-powered cyberattacks, as major companies in Japan are being hit repeatedly, and there appears to be no slowdown ahead. Matsuya Foods: 2.38 million customer records leaked from its app system (names, addresses, phone numbers). Capcom: 11.7 million Capcom ID accounts compromised. Burger King Japan: 11.18 million app member records leaked. Sony Network Communications: 2.58 million member records leaked. GMO Internet / Onamae Desktop Cloud: Malware installed on up to 27,000 customer servers. Park24 (Times): Personal data leaked; the company is preparing to issue compensation. Nikkei: 1.83 million personal records leaked from its development system. State Bank of India: Customer data appeared on the dark web. Ahold Delhaize (Food Lion, Stop & Shop, etc.): Websites and apps targeted; stores remain operational. ConnectWise (Cloud Backup): Supply chain vulnerability granted access to hundreds of customers’ Microsoft 365 accounts. LiteLLM: Package compromised with malware designed to steal AI keys. Quest Diagnostics, UNM Health, IDC Frontier, Chainalysis, Warhorse Studios, Zeabur: All affected by varying levels of attacks or data breaches.
