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APossible leakOctober 1, 2026 announced

佐川急便(お荷物問い合わせ)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 1, 2026
Severity
AFinancial and HR records — information that easily translates into monetary damage.
Scale
Unknown
Main impact
There is a risk that parcel senders' and recipients' names, addresses, and phone numbers may have been exposed. スマートクラブ会員 may also have had email addresses and member IDs affected.
Information involved
Email addressUser / member IDPhone numberHome addressFull name
Cause / key point
Cause is under investigation.
Industry
Transport & travel
Listing / capital
UnlistedParent company: SGホールディングス(東証プライム 9143)

佐川急便 is a subsidiary of SGホールディングス.

Last updated
October 20, 2026

Stock price reaction to the disclosureSGホールディングス・親会社 / 東証プライム 9143

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Written & reviewed

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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