Suspicious outside traffic was detected. No leak has been confirmed so far.
Japan's National Tax Agency made an emergency shutdown of its e-Tax online system after detecting suspicious communications from outside, according to a post in Japanese by @SOU_BTC.
Online systems for tax filings were stopped. No leak of taxpayer information has been confirmed so far, and there is no timeline for recovery.
The post drew about 524 likes.
The retailer apologized to customers in its update on the MUJI app incident.
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The attack came through refrigeration contractor Coolworld. An on-call technician caught it in time.
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He says no platform is unhackable, but that can't be an excuse.
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He points to public data showing money flowing in, not out.
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From Crédit Mutuel Arkéa to Belgium's tax portal and Korean banks.
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About 345,000 of the card numbers are said to still be valid, per Polymarket Japan.
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