CAPCOM offers more details on the information that was revealed through the unauthorized breach of their systems late last year. Though they originally said this included no customer information, they later announced that details about some of their users was, in fact, compromised. Now they say that this was more widespread than previously thought. They break it down by details that are confirmed as compromised those that are potentially compromised:

1. Information verified to have been compromised (updated)

i. Personal Information

16,406 people　*cumulative total since investigation began: 16,415 people Business partners, etc.: 3,248 people At least one of the following: name, address, phone number, email address, etc. Former employees and related parties: 9,164 people At least one of the following: name, email address, HR information, etc. Employees and related parties: 3,994 people At least one of the following: name, email address, HR information, etc.

ii. Other Information

Sales reports, financial information, game development documents, other information related to business partners

2. Potentially compromised data (updated)

i. Personal Information

Applicants: approx. 58,000 people At least one of the following: name, address, phone number, email address, etc. *Cumulative maximum number of potentially compromised data for customers, business partners and other external parties: 390,000 people *Regarding the cumulative maximum number of potentially compromised data above: as part of its ongoing investigation, Capcom has determined that it currently does not see evidence for the possibility of data compromise for the approximate 18,000 items of personal information from North America (Capcom Store member information and esports operations website members) that the company included in its November 16, 2020 announcement. As such, these have been removed from this cumulative maximum number of potentially compromised data.