Yakiniku King official app member data breach
Add to my breach checkMade public · 10,788,963 official app member records
What leaked4
Hard to replace
- Mobile number
- Email address
- Other profile data
Permanent
- Full name
- Mobile numberphone number · type not stated
- Full namethe name registered in the app
- Other profile datamember number
To-dos1 · about 5 min in all
What happened next8 events
- Undetected 2 events0 days · show events
- Response 6 eventsNo individual notice on record · Back to latest
- RemedyNone on record
- PenaltyNone on record
- DisputesNone on record
Response: 6 events
Back to latest- Decided that its 11 group apps will stop holding names and phone numbers, with a new system planned for the first half of 2027
- Monogatari Corporation: no case of the leaked information being made public or used without authorisation confirmed so far
- Filed a notice on the TSE: 10,788,963 of 10,808,784 registered app-user records leaked
- Published an apology and the facts on the Yakiniku King website
- Confirmed that member data had leaked, after cutting the connection and adding defences
- Reported the unauthorised access to the police · stated as done by 20 October
- Company
- Yakiniku King
- When it happened
- Company detected it
- Made public
- Affected
- 10,788,963 official app member records · of 10,808,784 registered users
Sources
- Monogatari Corporation company notice, (opens in a new tab)checked October 26, 2026
- 物語コーポレーション company filing (opens in a new tab)checked October 26, 2026
- Monogatari Corporation company notice, (opens in a new tab)checked October 26, 2026
- ScanNetSecurity press (opens in a new tab)checked October 26, 2026