Japanese multinational electronics manufacturing firm Casio had data from its customers around the world compromised following unauthorized access to its ClassPad.net education web app’s server, reports SiliconAngle. Nearly 127,000 records from customers in Japan and 148 other countries, which included names, email addresses, and country or region of residence, as well as purchasing and service usage details, have been exfiltrated by threat actors after certain network security settings in the server were not activated, according to Casio.

Source: SC Magazine