Capcom reports unauthorized access to more than 11.7 million Capcom ID accounts
Capcom has disclosed that an intruder accessed information linked to over 11.7 million Capcom ID accounts. The breach was identified on October 19; although the publisher has not confirmed that users' original login passwords were exposed, it found 196 accounts with unauthorized password changes, and 19 of those had e-Capcom account pages viewed. Payment card data was unaffected, and Capcom has reset the altered passwords, taken emergency steps, and begun outreach to affected customers.
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Capcom ID supports multiplayer, online functions, and web services for franchises such as Street Fighter 6, Monster Hunter, and Resident Evil. Capcom said an intruder reached customer data
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