Capcom Investigates Unauthorized Access Affecting 11,774,247 Customer Records

By Public Technologies
  • Capcom on October 22, 2026, announced an investigation into unauthorized CAPCOM ID access affecting 11,774,247 records worldwide.
  • Affected information included email addresses and account identifiers; 43 records also contained personal profile information.
  • Unauthorized password changes affected 196 accounts, whose passwords have been reset; no compromise of customers' original passwords has been confirmed.
  • Credit card information was not affected, while CAPCOM ID services and games remain available.
  • Emergency measures are complete, with the attack method addressed; investigators continue assessing the incident's full impact.


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