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TECHNOLOGY • JAPAN

Nitori says hackers may have accessed 37.6 million customer records

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Japanese retailer Nitori says an attacker accessed a system on its network and may have stolen 37.62 million customer records. The available report does not say what information was involved or whether the data was misused.

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Why it matters

Nitori customers, primarily in Japan, could face risks if personal information was exposed. The article identifies no specific effect on U.S. customers or businesses.

What happens next

The report does not specify what data may have been taken, whether Nitori has notified affected customers, or what steps the company will take next.

Whether Nitori confirms what information was accessed

Whether the company notifies affected customers or reports misuse of the data