Capcom has confirmed that its online service, CAPCOM ID, was the target of a cyberattack, resulting in a data breach that affected more than 11.7 million players.
According to the company, the unauthorized access compromised user information including email addresses, IP addresses, login names, and dates of birth. Capcom stated that account passwords remained secure and were not involved in the leak. However, the company took action to force password resets for 196 accounts where suspicious activity had been identified.
In response to the incident, the organization has alerted players to the potential risk of phishing attacks using the stolen data. Users are advised to exercise caution and avoid clicking on suspicious links.
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