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Daiwa Securities' customer data may have leaked due to unauthorized access

TOKYO (Kyodo) -- Daiwa Securities Group Inc. said Monday that data on around 110,000 customers of its securities brokerage unit and other nonpersonal

Daiwa Securities Group Inc. has disclosed that around 110,000 customers' data, along with nonpersonal information, may have been accessed without authorization. The breach transpired between Friday evening and Saturday morning, affecting a server managed by Scala Communications Inc., a contractor for the securities brokerage unit.

Personal details, such as names, email addresses, and account numbers, were among the compromised data, alongside 110,000 inquiries. In total, roughly 220,000 pieces of information are potentially exposed. Daiwa Securities has not verified whether this sensitive information has been leaked or disseminated online.

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