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Japan's Suntory Holdings released news on November 2 that the external cloud service used by the group was illegally accessed, and the personal information of about 100,000 people was leaked, including employees' names and email addresses. There is currently no confirmation that the information has been used illegally. According to Suntory Holdings, the leaked information involved about 90,000 employees of group companies and related companies. In addition, information such as the email addresses of about 7,300 people registered to participate in the Suntory Corporate Event Experience Program by the end of 2023 and the names of about 7,200 people who signed up for Suntory Holdings' 2026 fresh graduate recruitment and selection were also leaked.
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Japan's Suntory Holdings released news on November 2 that the external cloud service used by the group was illegally accessed, and the personal information of about 100,000 people was leaked, including employees' names and email addresses. There is currently no confirmation that the information has been used illegally. According to Suntory Holdings, the leaked information involved about 90,000 employees of group companies and related companies. In addition, information such as the email addresses of about 7,300 people registered to participate in the Suntory Corporate Event Experience Program by the end of 2023 and the names of about 7,200 people who signed up for Suntory Holdings' 2026 fresh graduate recruitment and selection were also leaked.
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