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KDDI Corporation hit by network compromise

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KDDI Corporation confirmed an email-system breach that exposed customer credentials across six Japanese ISPs, putting account access at risk. The intrusion was detected on June 17 and publicly disclosed on June 23. KDDI said as many as 14.22 million email addresses and passwords were likely compromised, making password resets urgent.

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KDDI email-system credential leak affecting Japanese ISPs

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H score75 First: 24.06.2026 15:45 Last: 24.06.2026 15:45 Sources 1

How related: Specifically, KDDI said up to 14.22 million email addresses and passwords have likely been compromised.

About this happening: A **KDDI** email-system breach exposed customer credentials across **six Japanese ISPs**, putting **up to 14.22 million** email addresses and passwords at risk. The compromise was...

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  1. 24.06.2026 15:45 1 articles · 5h ago

    KDDI detects intrusion in email system used by Japanese ISPs

    Detection Ioc Update

    KDDI detected unauthorized access to an email system it provides to several Japanese ISPs on June 17 and assessed that the intrusion exploited a vulnerability in third-party software, putting customer email data at risk.

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  2. 24.06.2026 15:45 2 articles · 5h ago

    KDDI confirms breach affecting six Japanese ISP email services

    Initial Disclosure

    KDDI publicly confirmed on June 23 that an unauthorized actor had gained access to the email system it provides to several Japanese ISPs, said up to 14.22 million email addresses and passwords were likely compromised, and identified STNet, KDDI Web Communications, JCOM, Chubu Telecommunications, Nifty Corporation, and Biglobe as affected providers.

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  3. 24.06.2026 15:45 1 articles · 5h ago

    KDDI contains compromised email system and notifies Japanese authorities

    Mitigation Patch Update

    On June 23 KDDI modified the email system to prevent further damage, implemented technical countermeasures at suspected compromised locations, notified the Personal Information Protection Commission and Japan’s Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, and urged customers of the affected email services to change their passwords.

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