Yet another major Japanese firm hacked — now furniture giant Nitori says hackers stole 37.6 million customer…
- Nitori discloses cyberattack that may have exposed data from up to 37.6 million customer records
- Stolen information included personal and business customer details, though passwords and payment data were unaffected
- Company remediated the intrusion, continues investigating the breach, and warned users about phishing attempts
Japan’s largest furniture chain Nitori Holdings has disclosed suffering a cyberattack which saw it lose tens of millions of customer records.
Both consumer and business customers are affected, but passwords and payment data have not been compromised.
In a statement, Nitori said it spotted unauthorized access to its systems on November 6 2026 - and after ousting the intruder and launching an investigation, the company discovered that up to 37.6 million of customer records may have been exfiltrated, including people’s first and last names, membership numbers, email addresses, postal addresses, phone numbers, gender information, as well as birth dates.
Nitori's warning
Aside from these records, corporate...
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