Japan's Park24 says data breach could have affected up to 6.6m accounts
By Genta Nakanishi ( September 30, 2026, 03:50 GMT | Insight) -- Tokyo-listed Park24 is investigating a data breach potentially affecting up to 6.6 million accounts following unauthorized access to its Times Car car-sharing service. The major Japanese parking and mobility-services company told MLex that 6.6 million represents the maximum number of potentially affected accounts, with the precise scale still under investigation. Separately, the company confirmed that identity-verification documents, including driver’s license images, were leaked from about 1.6 million accounts.Tokyo-listed Park24 is investigating a data breach potentially affecting up to 6.6 million accounts following unauthorized access to its Times Car car-sharing service, with the company telling MLex that 6.6 million represents the maximum number of potentially affected accounts rather than a final confirmed count....
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