What happened
On October 19, 2026 attackers accessed Capcom's CAPCOM ID service, exposing 11,774,247 email addresses and related account metadata. A small number of records also included DOB, gender, country/region, and nickname, and 196 passwords were illicitly changed before being reset.
Why it matters for trust and compliance
- A breach at one organization is a third-party event for everyone who shares data with it. Check whether it reaches your vendors or your data.
Who is affected
Video‑game publishers Online‑gaming platforms Third‑party developers using CAPCOM ID for authentication Global end‑users with Capcom accounts
Recommended actions
- Map all integrations with CAPCOM ID and assess data flow exposure.
- Enforce MFA and anomaly‑based login monitoring for privileged and service accounts.
- Request Capcom's incident‑response disclosure and remediation roadmap.
- Notify your users of phishing risks and enforce a password‑reset policy.