9,000 Phishing Emails Sent to Employee Accounts in Cyberattack - Nikkei Shimbun
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This website is available on Cedarnews.net. For the most up-to-date and most influential content, visit our site. The Nikkei Inc. (Tokyo) announced on the 4th that an account on a business software used by an employee was subjected to a cyberattack, resulting in approximately 9,000 impersonating emails being sent to interviewees and other contacts. It is believed that the recipients' email addresses, names, and some of the email content were lea…
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Nikkei Inc. announced that it has experienced two incidents of unauthorized access, and that personal information may have been leaked to external parties. According to Nikkei, an employee's work account was subjected to a cyberattack, and on September 30th, approximately 9,000 emails impersonating the employee were sent to internal recipients and interviewees. It is believed that email addresses and names were leaked, and the phishing emails re…
Nikkei Inc. announced on the 4th that its Microsoft 365 business software accounts used by employees had been subjected to a cyberattack, resulting in approximately 9,000 emails impersonating employees being sent to sources and other parties. It is believed that a third party illegally logged in, adding to the recipient addresses and names…
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