The retailer apologized to customers in its update on the MUJI app incident.
Japanese retailer MUJI (@muji_net) posted a second notice about a possible leak of customer information from its official MUJI app.
The update links to full details and includes a formal apology to customers and everyone affected for the worry it caused.
The notice, posted in Japanese, drew about 6,100 likes early Wednesday.
The attack came through refrigeration contractor Coolworld. An on-call technician caught it in time.
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He points to public data showing money flowing in, not out.
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About 345,000 of the card numbers are said to still be valid, per Polymarket Japan.
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