Sony Bank's digital securities partner Securitize Japan suffers unauthorized access, 621 customer information leaked

Sony Bank announced that its digital securities outsourcing partner Securitize Japan detected anomalies in its system on October 29, confirming unauthorized external access. After investigation, it was found that information from 621 customers was leaked, including the names, addresses, birth dates, and account numbers of 4 individuals, while only names of another 617 individuals were leaked. Sony Bank stated that no improper transactions have been identified as a result of this incident, and no related information has been found publicly disclosed or spread online. The incident only involves the digital securities business, and related transactions have been suspended, with a recovery time to be announced later.

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