Treasure Factory discloses 746,277 email addresses leaked
Treasure Factory disclosed on 23 October 2026 that unauthorised access to two service systems exposed 746,277 customer email addresses.
Treasure Factory disclosed on 23 October 2026 that unauthorised access to two service systems exposed 746,277 customer email addresses.
A hacked mail vendor confirms some subscriber lists were taken; a newspaper says about 253,000 members leaked, and three more brands warn of possible leaks.
Capcom confirmed 11.77 million CAPCOM ID emails leaked and warned that forgers will impersonate the company. The leaked login metadata makes them convincing.
Yahoo Mail holds the record for the largest email breaches: 3 billion accounts in 2013 and 500 million in 2014. The account can be hardened; the address cannot.
One account can hold your real-name address and your anonymous aliases. It also holds the record that joins them. Whether that matters is a threat-model call.
Banking deserves its own email address, but the bank itself should get a permanent real address, never a masked one. Aliases for the rest keep it isolated.
Your alias was rejected because its domain sits on a blocklist, not because aliases fail. Change the domain first and keep your real inbox for last.
Two numbers: up to 4.2M log records (duplicates possible, no passwords) and 319 member records with hashed passwords. The small one is the dangerous one.
NIST, Microsoft and CISA all revoked scheduled password rotation. Change your email password on breach or suspicion, keep it unique, and turn on app-based 2FA.
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