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Capcom says 11.7 million CAPCOM ID records were exposed, mostly email addresses and login data. Intruders who changed passwords on 196 accounts used 19 of them to reach customers' e-Capcom store pages in Japan.

Capcom ID is still available to use, but users may see more phishing scam emails.

Capcom ID is still available to use, but users may see more phishing scam emails.

Japanese companies have been facing a growing number of security breaches in recent weeks

How many patients and which particular records have been affected is still unknown.

Web design platform Studio Co., which oversees parts of the Digital Agency’s website, said there was a security breach between Sept. 30 and Oct. 1.

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Capcom have revealed that a data breach has affected over 11 million Capcom ID accounts and warned affected players about potential phishing emails.

The data breach affects users with Capcom IDs, which is required to play games like Street Fighter and Resident evil online.

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