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SSPossible leakNovember 9, 2026 announced

シェアフル株式会社(シェアフル)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
November 4, 2026
Announced on
November 9, 2026
Severity
SSLarge-scale compromise of sensitive data such as payment or identity-verification records affecting millions.
Scale
7,500,000 accounts
Main impact
A third-party unauthorized access to the internal management system of the gig work app "シェアフル" may have resulted in the external leak of up to approximately 7,500,000 personal accounts and up to approximately 7,500 hiring companies. May include names, contact details, addresses, dates of birth, bank account information, and residence-status–related information.
Information involved
Email addressFull namePhone numberHome addressDate of birthIdentity verification data
Cause / key point
Information is said to have been taken out by a third party’s unauthorized access to the internal management system, but the intrusion route and detailed cause have not been disclosed.
Industry
Services & other
Last updated
November 10, 2026

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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:

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