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JP: Ezaki Glico reports possible customer data breach

Posted on March 8, 2016 by Dissent

JIJI reports:

Confectionery maker Ezaki Glico Co. said Monday that personal data on users of its online shopping site may have been compromised following unauthorized accesses.

Up to 83,194 sets of personal data may have been stolen, including 43,744 that contained credit card information, according to the firm.

Ezaki Glico is investigating the incident through a third party after receiving a report Jan. 29 from a credit card company of the possible data breach and stopped credit card transactions via the site that day.

Read more on Japan Times.


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