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APossible leakOctober 20, 2026 announced

株式会社日建学院(事前確認講習システム) / (公財)マンション管理センターData breach / unauthorized access incident

笹尾 祐太朗の写真Reviewed by Yutaro SasaoWritten by Leak Watch editorial team published ・ updated
Occurred on
Unconfirmed
Announced on
October 20, 2026
Severity
AFinancial and HR records — information that easily translates into monetary damage.
Scale
3,597 people
Main impact
Personal information of 3,597 attendees of the preliminary confirmation training—names, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, login IDs, etc.—may have been leaked externally. Credit card and bank account information are reported not to be included.
Information involved
Email addressUser / member IDPhone numberHome addressFull nameDate of birth
Cause / key point
Unauthorized access by a third party was confirmed, which may have resulted in personal information being leaked externally.
Industry
Education
Listing / capital
Unlisted
Last updated
October 21, 2026
Email addressUser / member IDPhone numberHome addressFull nameDate of birthHow severity is assessed →

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笹尾 祐太朗の写真

Reviewed byYutaro SasaoFounder & CEO, MediaLeap Inc.

CEO of MediaLeap Inc. Working on both sides of web advertising and web media since 2013; founded the company in May 2025.

Review scope: cross-checking against primary sources (official and government announcements), verifying claims stay within the facts, and checking source attribution。Last reviewed:

Written by:Leak Watch editorial team (AI-assisted drafts verified against sources by the editorial team) · Reviewer profile · Request a correction

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Attack method classification: Unauthorized access (method undisclosed)(Breached, but the technique was not identified or disclosed)

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