Ryohin Keikaku MUJI app possible customer data leak
Add to my breach checkMade public · about 27.26 million records at most
What leaked3
Hard to replace
- Email address
Permanent
- Date of birth
- Gender
To-dos
None of the harms this check covers.
What happened next8 events
- UndetectedNone on record
- Response 8 eventsNo individual notice on record · show events
- RemedyNone on record
- PenaltyNone on record
- DisputesNone on record
- Began individual notices by email or post, together with Credit Saison
- No misuse of the credential-stuffing data found so far
- Raised records with name, address and phone from about 520,000 to about 750,000; about 440,000 cash-on-delivery recipients (January 2, 2020 to February 10, 2025) may also have leaked
- Found a credential-stuffing attack on the Net Store; about 270,000 more records may have leaked; Net Store reopening postponed
- Suspended the MUJI Net Store and all MUJI app functions except the member barcode
3 more
- Second notice, as reported by the press: Net Store customers, names, addresses and phone numbers added, and card numbers of about 1.09 million MUJI Card members may have been accessed
- By the notice date, blocked access to the affected part and applied a fix · press report
- Notice, as reported by the press: up to about 27.26 million email addresses, birth dates and genders from the MUJI app may have leaked
- Company
- Ryohin Keikaku
- Made public
- Notice
- Possible leak
- Affected
- about 27.26 million records at most · approx., incl. customers who left · possible leak; company figure reported by the press
Sources
- ScanNetSecurity press (opens in a new tab)checked November 6, 2026