Capcom: Data of 19 e-Capcom Members Leaked After Account Breach
Capcom said credit card information was not among the leaked data and that it has finished investigating the scope of the impact.
Capcom said on 23 October 2026 that personal information of 19 e-Capcom members was leaked after third parties accessed their my pages, according to gamespark.jp. All of the affected accounts are in Japan.
The company said the access followed illicit password changes on those accounts. The leaked data includes name, name in kana, phone number, postal code, address, gender, date of birth, purchase history, inquiry history with e-Capcom and the member address book. Credit card information was not among the leaked data.
Capcom said no information leaks due to unauthorized password changes were confirmed for the remaining accounts, and that its investigation of the scope of the impact is complete. Affected users will be contacted individually in turn.
The company said it will continue monitoring CAPCOM ID and related services and will implement measures to prevent recurrence. It also warned users about suspicious SMS messages, phone calls and emails pretending to come from Capcom or related parties, and said a dedicated inquiry desk remains available for users in Japan.
Earlier breach affected 196 accounts
On 22 October 2026, Capcom announced that about 11.77 million email addresses and system-specific identifiers were leaked worldwide due to unauthorized access to CAPCOM ID. At that point, 196 accounts were confirmed to have had their login passwords illicitly changed.
Quick answers
How many e-Capcom members were affected by the Capcom ID breach?
Capcom said personal information of 19 e-Capcom members was leaked, all accounts in Japan.
Was credit card information leaked?
No. Capcom said credit card information was not among the leaked data.
What data was exposed?
Name, name in kana, phone number, postal code, address, gender, date of birth, purchase history, inquiry history with e-Capcom and the member address book.