Incidents on Oct 24, 2026
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| Date | Target | Summary | Classification | Source links |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LEAK-496 | Kakao Piccoma "Piccoma" newsletter recipients | S 1,002,404 | Supply chainConfirmedOfficial statement | |
| LEAK-789 | Saga University | B About 80,000 | RansomwareConfirmedOfficial statement | |
| AI-110 | Claude Code | C Multiple filesA subagent running in parallel executed a wildcard find and rm -r in the shared session scratchpad and deleted about 70 temporary directories that other subagents had created with mktemp -d, according to the report. Named files were unaffected, but other agents' intermediate work was lost. | Data loss caused by AIUnverified reportFirst-party report | |
| AI-114 | Claude Code | C Multiple filesWhen two Claude Code desktop instances with different user-data-dir settings are used on the same repository on a Mac, each instance's untracked-directory cleanup treats the other instance's live worktrees as orphans and force-removes them after 24 hours, so session worktrees are recreated daily and trust prompts repeat, according to the report. The reporter says this happened 35 times in five days. | Data loss caused by AIUnverified reportFirst-party report | |
| LEAK-493 | Shuppin Co., Ltd. | C 2,216 | Unauthorized access & data leakPossibleOfficial statement | |
| LEAK-495 | Chariloto "Charica members" | D 373 | Unauthorized access & data leakConfirmedOfficial statement | |
| AI-113 | Claude Code | E History onlyAfter shutting down claude remote-control on a Linux VM over a weekend and restarting it, all of the previous week's chats appeared offline in Claude Desktop with the message that the session environment had been deleted, and work could not be continued, according to the report. The reporter had to copy a long chat history into a new chat by hand. | Session & history lossUnverified reportFirst-party report | |
| LEAK-499 | Shizuoka City Children's Creative Town Ma-a-ru "Blastmail registration data" | Shizuoka City Children's Creative Town "Ma-a-ru" announced on October 24, 2026 that the Blastmail email delivery service operated by Rakus Light Cloud, which it used to send lottery results and cancellation notices, suffered unauthorized third-party access on October 21, 2026 and was shut down, and that personal information of users registered in the service may have been leaked. As of 14:00 on October 24 no leak had been confirmed and the operator had not reported one, but the possibility cannot be ruled out while the investigation continues. The registered data items and number of people are not stated. The upstream intrusion is the same incident as LEAK-411. | Supply chainPossibleOfficial statement | |
| LEAK-502 | Igreks "Y-mail" | Igreks Inc. began emergency maintenance of its Y-mail email delivery system at about 3:50 on October 24, 2026 and, in its fifth report at 18:08 the same day, confirmed traces of intrusion into the web application of some customers' delivery environments using possibly leaked credentials, with phishing emails possibly having been sent. Its seventh report at 12:52 on October 25 said data may have been taken or read from the portal site, including delivery-environment setup scripts, connection details for the payment processor and server configuration files; the connection secrets have been changed, no irregular payments were found and no credit card data was included. The company says no customer or individual personal information was included, while logs show up to 30 email addresses per delivery environment may have been viewed; the total number of phishing emails and whether personal information leaked remain under investigation. It reported to Hachioji police and the relevant ministries on October 24, and its ninth report on October 26 announced regeneration of all customers' DKIM private keys and a DMARC reject policy. | Unauthorized access & data leakUnder investigationOfficial statement | |
| LEAK-539 | Yaizu City | The Yaizu Adult Club email newsletter distribution service reported unauthorized access by a third party, potentially leading to the external exfiltration of personal information. An internal investigation by the operating company has not confirmed any information leakage, but an external investigation is ongoing. | Unauthorized access & data leakPossibleOfficial statement | |
| LEAK-555 | Korean Airlines and Asiana Airlines | A system from an overseas IT company responsible for reservation operations for Korean Airlines and Asiana Airlines may have leaked customer reservation numbers. The scale of the damage and details of the leaked information are currently under investigation. | Unauthorized access & data leakUnverified reportNews report | |
| LEAK-682 | Iwakuni City | Unauthorized access occurred to the email newsletter distribution service of the Iwakuni City Commerce Promotion Division, potentially leading to the external transfer of contractor information. The information that may have been leaked includes names, company names, job titles, contact names, email addresses, and phone numbers, but no confirmation of information leakage for registered users has been established. | Unauthorized access & data leakPossibleOfficial statement | |
| LEAK-888 | Hokuriku Electric Power | Hokuriku Electric Power announced that approximately 550,000 email addresses of members of the membership service "Hokurink" were leaked externally. The leak occurred due to unauthorized access to a service used by a company contracted for email distribution, resulting in the potential exposure of personal information from about 380 companies, totaling approximately 77,000,000 records. Only email addresses were leaked, and no other information has been confirmed as compromised. | Unauthorized access & data leakConfirmedOfficial statement |