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Times Car reports ¥5.5 billion loss amid data breach fears
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As cyberattacks continue across Japan, companies are coming to realize the great financial risk of such attacks if their lax cybersecurity systems cause millions of peoples' personal information to be leaked. Times Car, which saw personal data that included the driver's licenses of 1.46 million people leaked in September, is learning the lesson the hard way. The incident has resulted in a significant loss for Park24, the parent company of Times Car operator Times Mobility, with a reported one-time special loss of ¥5.5 billion (about $35 million) for the business year through October over the data breach incident. This case highlights the financial damage smaller companies could face as a result of personal data leaks, and is expected to be mitigated by a blanket ¥3,000 payout to each affected customer, along with costs to deal with the incident, according to Junko Kawai from Umegae Chuo Legal Profession.
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• Reset credentials and API keys that may have been exposed, and review access logs for the affected accounts or integrations.
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2026-10-28