Capcom Discloses Breach Affecting More Than 11 Million Capcom ID Accounts

Capcom announced a breach affecting about 11.77 million accounts on its Capcom ID service, confirming that credit card information was not leaked. The incident led to password changes for about 200 accounts, and the company warned of phishing messages.

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• The breach was discovered on October 19.

  «The breach was discovered on October 19th.»

  The Verge
• The passwords of 196 accounts were changed.

  «196 accounts saw their passwords changed.»

  The Verge • IGN
• Capcom said the breach affected about 11.77 million accounts and that no credit card information was leaked.

  «No credit card information compromised»

  AUTOMATON
• The company, the developer of Resident Evil, warned of phishing messages following the incident.

  «Resident Evil Developer Capcom Issues Phishing Warning After Data Breach Hits Over 11 Million Customer Accounts»

  IGN

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