SEGA confirmed that attackers exposed 2,196,044 email addresses after gaining unauthorized access to Arara Message, a third-party service used to send newsletters. The company disclosed the breach on November 9, 2026, saying the affected records related to promotional emails for SEGA and its group company, SEGA Fave. The SEGA data breach also exposed information linked […]
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