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Study of dark web websites finds interest in trading Japanese firms’ leaked personal data

TOKYO: Amid a sharp rise in the number of personal data breaches resulting from unauthorised access to companies and other organisations, a study by a security company found that interest in Japanese personal data is growing on the dark web websites used by hackers.

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对暗网网站的研究发现,有人对交易日本公司泄露的个人数据表现出兴趣。

A screenshot of a Chinese-language dark web website selling for US$53 Japanese driver’s licences and pictures purportedly showing the license holder holding up their licence. (Image has been altered). - Mitsui Bussan Secure Directions, Inc. via The Japan News/ANN

TOKYO: Amid a sharp rise in the number of personal data breaches resulting from unauthorised access to companies and other organisations, a study by a security company found that interest in Japanese personal data is growing on the dark web websites used by hackers.

There are also signs of some some seeking information on companies that have disclosed data breaches, and experts are urging caution, warning that “unauthorised access to obtain information for buying and selling information is likely to increase further.”

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