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Tochigi Bank announced on November 2 that part of its email-delivery service ran on Arara servers that were breached, leaking some customer email addresses, and gave the count in a November 3 second report.
Zaif announced a possible leak on November 2 and, in a November 4 second report, confirmed that customer email addresses registered with Arara Message had been exfiltrated.
TKC was informed that unauthorised access to Arara Message, its outsourced email-delivery service, leaked email addresses and names of users of TKC systems.
On November 1, 2026, Nojima detected unauthorised access to the member-management system of its Nojima Online e-commerce site and confirmed member data of that site and its used-smartphone buy-back site had leaked.
Kagome announced on October 31 that unauthorised access to the digital-securities platform used for its 2023 perk-bearing bonds may have leaked purchaser personal data.
Possible data leak: Starts Securities announced on October 31 that unauthorised access to Securitize, provider of its Starts Asset Token platform, obtained some customer data.
Club Tourism detected external unauthorised access to a server on October 30, 2026 and announced on October 31 that internet-member data may have leaked.
Kintetsu GHD announced on October 31 that unauthorised access to the digital-securities platform used for perks on its 135th unsecured bonds may have leaked data of investors who bought ¥1 million or more.
Rakuten Securities announced on October 31 that unauthorised access to the NTT DATA contractor digital-securities platform used for perk applications on bonds it sold may have leaked some customer data.
NTT DATA suspended STdirectServices after unauthorised access to a contractor SaaS it uses, saying personal data handled there may have leaked, and announced this on October 31.
On September 22, 2026, a file with plan-member information was sent to an incorrect email address; it may include names, addresses, dates of birth and SSNs.
Sony Bank announced on October 30 (updated November 4) that unauthorised access to Securitize Japan, its digital-securities vendor, leaked customer data.
Ryobi Systems found on October 27 that suspected impersonation logins to AITEL health-check booking accounts had viewed other users' data, and announced this on October 30.
A portable HDD used for medical-billing backups went missing from the claims unit in June 2026 (Reiwa 8) and was announced on October 30; accidental disposal is also considered possible.
Between about September 23 and 28 and around October 17, 2026, unknown parties accessed personal information of some US Crypto Life users, including via a third-party service provider.
NTT Smile Energy detected suspicious access to the Ecomegane web server on October 28, shut it down, and announced on October 30 that database-server attack traces meant customer data may have leaked.