( July 21, 2026, 03:12 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Sagawa Express, one of Japan's major parcel-delivery companies, said Sunday that an error in the configuration of delivery-notification emails caused some users of its Smart Club membership-based web service to receive emails displaying other customers' names, email addresses and parcel tracking numbers, potentially affecting about 70,000 users. The subsidiary of publicly listed SG Holdings said the incident was caused by a system error, rather than unauthorized access or a cyberattack, that unauthorized use of the exposed information has not been confirmed and that no addresses or credit card information were exposed.Statement follows (in Japanese)....
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