Customer data breach suspected at sushi delivery operator
The affected data includes the personal information of users of the company's Gin no Sara, Sushi Joto and Kamatora delivery services.
Ride On Express Holdings, a sushi and other food delivery service operator, has announced a potential customer data breach. The incident, which occurred due to unauthorized server access, may have compromised the personal information of up to 6.5 million registered customers. This information includes names, addresses, telephone numbers, email addresses, dates of birth and encrypted passwords of users of the company's official websites and apps for Gin no Sara, Sushi Joto and Kamatora delivery services.
The company reassured that credit card information was not affected, as they do not store such data. In response to the breach, Ride On Express Holdings has suspended order processing through their websites and apps since last Wednesday.
Meanwhile, Central Japan Railway (JR Central) also reported a separate data breach on Tuesday. The personal information of approximately 15,000 users of its e-commerce website was allegedly leaked due to fraudulent access at IDC Frontier, a cloud services subsidiary of SoftBank. The leaked data includes names, addresses and email addresses of the affected users, but not credit card information.
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