Yamato Transport and Sagawa Express each announced by the 2nd that customers' personal information may have been leaked due to unauthorized access. Yamato said it confirmed unauthorized access on the 28th of last month to its "Kuroneko Deferred Payment Service," which allows customers to pay after receiving items ordered on online shopping sites, and that the names, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, and purchase details of some users may have been leaked. Sagawa said there was unauthorized access to its "Parcel Inquiry Service," which lets customers check delivery status, and that the names, addresses, phone numbers, and other information of senders and recipients may have been leaked. In both cases, the number of affected records and the scope of the leak are still under investigation, and credit card information and passwords were not included.
Yamato Holdings Co., Ltd.Unauthorized access to Yamato's Kuroneko Deferred Payment Service may have leaked customers' personal data, a data-security/legal breach.
SG Holdings Co., Ltd.Unauthorized access to Sagawa's Parcel Inquiry Service may have leaked senders' and recipients' personal data, a data-security/legal breach.
