Japanese online shopping platform Iris Plaza has announced a data breach affecting an external cloud service, potentially exposing the personal data of 7.7 million customers including names, addresses, and encrypted passwords.
Japanese online shopping platform Iris Plaza, operated by Iris Ohyama, has disclosed a data breach that may have exposed the personal information and encrypted passwords of up to 7.7 million customers. The incident involved the
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Japanese manufacturer Iris Ohyama has announced that personal information belonging to approximately 7.7 million customers of its Iris Plaza shopping platform may have been exposed. The breach occurred due to unauthorised access to a third-party
