Osaka City said in its Nov 13 final report that an external mail-delivery service used by its administrative online system was accessed without authorization, confirming 1,078,713 user email addresses leaked, covering addresses that received system emails between Jul 1 and Oct 31, 2026 [1]. The city earlier said only email addresses were leaked, not email bodies, My Number or application data, and no intrusion into the city system or provider TKC's data center was found; The Record says the breached service was the Arara email distribution service used by TKC [2][3]. What to do now: Osaka asks users to check whether they received mail from info-osaka-online@city.osaka.lg.jp in that period, not to open links or attachments in suspicious emails or enter credentials or card details, and not to respond to payment demands [1].
Osaka city online services hit by Arara mail-service breach, over 1.07 million user emails leaked
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- Disclosed
- Nov 13, 2026
- Published
- Nov 14, 2026
- Last updated
- Nov 14, 2026
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- 1,078,713 records[1]
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Industries mainly affected: Government
What to do nowOur advice
- Check whether you received mail from info-osaka-online@city.osaka.lg.jp between Jul 1 and Oct 31, 2026 .
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- [1]大阪市2026-11-13Accessed 2026-11-13Snapshot 2026-11-14 sha256 c71e862a8b77
“利用者のメールアドレス 1,078,713件”
- [2]大阪市2026-11-04Accessed 2026-11-13Snapshot 2026-11-14
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