Security & Privacy
Karaoke firm says malware exposed 8.6 million customer records
Daiichi Kosho says Nippon Columbia malware may have exposed personal data for up to 8.7 million customers and employees, though passwords were not affected.
Daiichi Kosho says Nippon Columbia malware may have exposed personal data for up to 8.7 million customers and employees, though passwords were not affected.
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