Capcom: CAPCOM ID leak has limited financial impact for now
Capcom says emergency measures are complete and CAPCOM ID remains usable, with no effect on its games.
Capcom said the unauthorized access and data leak affecting CAPCOM ID currently has a limited impact on its financial results, according to gamespark.jp. The company made the statement during the Q&A session of its second-quarter earnings call for fiscal 2027 on November 6.
Capcom said the necessary emergency measures have already been completed and that CAPCOM ID services remain usable. It also said there is no impact on play for any of its games.
The company said it will continue monitoring CAPCOM ID and related services and will strengthen its security measures.
Capcom did not disclose the scale of the costs of responding to the incident.
Earlier disclosures
On October 22, Capcom announced that about 11.77 million email addresses and other data had leaked worldwide, and that passwords had been illegally changed on 196 accounts. On October 23, it said in a follow-up that names, addresses, purchase histories and other e-Capcom data had leaked in 19 domestic cases. Credit card information was not affected.
Quick answers
Does the CAPCOM ID leak affect Capcom's games?
Capcom said there is no impact on play for any of its games, and that CAPCOM ID services remain usable.
How much will the CAPCOM ID incident cost Capcom?
Capcom did not disclose the scale of the costs of responding to the incident.