According to Security NEXT, Kanagawa Prefecture announced that Kizuki, a contractor for its support program for freelance workers with disabilities, sent a misaddressed email on December 3, 2025 [1]. When placing a course schedule file on a shared drive, the contractor configured unnecessary access permissions, causing the system to automatically send an email with four support recipients in the CC field [1]. Recipients could see one another's email addresses; after being notified, the contractor apologized and requested deletion of the email [1].
Misconfiguration in Outsourced Kanagawa Prefecture Support Program Exposes Four Email Addresses via CC
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- Disclosed
- Dec 26, 2025
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- Nov 10, 2026
- Last updated
- Nov 7, 2026
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Recipients could see one another's email addresses; after being notified, the contractor apologized and requested deletion of the email [1]
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- Security NEXT publishes report (date only; timestamp is a placeholder)[1]
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Kanagawa Prefecture announced that Kizuki, a contractor for its support program for freelance workers with disabilities, sent a misaddressed email on December 3, 2025. [1]
When placing a course schedule file on a shared drive, the contractor configured unnecessary access permissions, causing the system to automatically send an email with four support recipients in the CC field. [1]
Recipients could see one another's email addresses; after being notified, the contractor apologized and requested deletion of the email. [1]
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“神奈川県は、障害者フリーランス支援事業において、支援対象者に関するメールアドレスが流出したことを明らかにした。共有ファイルの権限設定により生じたという。”
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