Japan Post said in a statement issued on Tuesday that its business portal found a program flaw, and customer data could be accessed as a result. Up to 4807 customer messages may have been viewed. There is no confirmation that the data has been downloaded or misused. The suspected leaked customer information includes names, addresses, and phone numbers.

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