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SEGA discloses exposure of 2.2 million newsletter email addresses

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SEGA disclosed that a breach at newsletter provider ARARA exposed 2.2 million subscriber email addresses across 11 newsletters linked to SEGA and SEGA Fave. The company also identified 92,300 records containing additional information whose nature remains under investigation. SEGA said the compromised data excluded names, payment details and account passwords. Email addresses registered through the separate SEGA Account distribution system were unaffected, and the company has no confirmed evidence of misuse. ARARA initially assured SEGA on October 29 that no data had been compromised, then notified it of exposure on November 3 and supplied full details between November 5 and 8.
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