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Capcom confirmed on October 19 that hackers breached its CAPCOM ID service, exposing 11.7 million customer email addresses. While most passwords remained safe, 43 accounts had birth dates and 196 had reset passwords. The company reported the incident to police on October 21 and warned users to stay vigilant against unsolicited communications.
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