Capcom Finds Customer Data Compromised in 19 Accounts in Japan

By Public Technologies
  • Capcom completed its data breach investigation on October 23, 2026, confirming unauthorized access to 19 e-Capcom accounts in Japan.
  • The affected accounts were among 196 CAPCOM ID accounts whose passwords were changed without authorization, following the October 22 breach notice.
  • Exposed information included personal details, purchase histories and customer service records; credit card information was not affected.
  • Investigators found no compromised information in the remaining accounts stemming from the unauthorized password changes.
  • Affected customers will be notified; monitoring of CAPCOM ID and related services will continue alongside security improvements to prevent recurrence.


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