According to Japanese media reports, recent personal information leaks have been frequent in Japan, involving various fields such as retail, catering, finance, education, and logistics. “Mr. Max” Holdings, a major comprehensive discount retailer in Japan, said on the 6th that the company's server was illegally accessed, and there is a risk that the information of about 1.73 million members on its official app and e-commerce website will be leaked, involving membership numbers, names, email addresses, and phone numbers. There have also been large-scale information leaks in the restaurant industry. Japan Story Restaurant Group said on the 5th that its “King of Yakiniku” official app was illegally visited, and information on more than 90% of registered users and about 10.78 million people was leaked. Japan's Kansai sushi chain Daiki Fisheries announced on the same day that its official app had been illegally visited, and information about 170,000 people may have been leaked.

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