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Japan Digital Agency Reports Potential Leak of 246,000 Records After Cyberattack

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Japan Digital Agency Reports Potential Leak of 246,000 Records After Cyberattack

Japan’s Digital Agency said a cyberattack on its Government Solution Service network may have exposed personal information from about 246,000 government workers, public servants, contractors, and other individuals.

The breach was traced to a vulnerability in a VPN device.

Authorities said no personal information of ordinary citizens was involved and no misuse has been detected so far.

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