According to Security NEXT, Giftee Group announced that its subsidiary Giftee suffered unauthorized access exploiting a system vulnerability on October 25, 2026, resulting in a third party illicitly issuing electronic gift vouchers [1]. As of October 26, the company estimated its own financial losses at approximately 550 million yen, had not confirmed any abuse of vouchers held by users, and denied any monetary losses to users [1]. The company has not confirmed any personal data leakage, has identified the vulnerability and attack path, and has shut down the system with no plans to restart it [1].
Giftee Vulnerability Exploited for Unauthorized Issuance of Electronic Gift Vouchers, Estimated Loss of 550 Million Yen
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- Disclosed
- Oct 29, 2026
- Published
- Nov 10, 2026
- Last updated
- Nov 7, 2026
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Industries mainly affected: Technology
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The company has not confirmed any personal data leakage, has identified the vulnerability and attack path, and has shut down the system with no plans to restart it [1].
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- Security NEXT publishes report (date only; timestamp is a placeholder)[1]
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Giftee Group announced that its subsidiary Giftee suffered unauthorized access exploiting a system vulnerability on October 25, 2026, resulting in a third party illicitly issuing electronic gift vouchers [1].
As of October 26, the company estimated its own financial losses at approximately 550 million yen, had not confirmed any abuse of vouchers held by users, and denied any monetary losses to users [1].
The company has not confirmed any personal data leakage, has identified the vulnerability and attack path, and has shut down the system with no plans to restart it [1].
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“ギフティグループは、電子ギフトを展開する子会社のギフティが不正アクセスを受けたことを明らかにした。電子ギフトが不正に発行され、被害額は約5億円を超えるという。”
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