Japanese game maker Sega Black 1.3 million customer data leaked

New Express News following Sony (Sony) and Nintendo, the Japanese computer game software developer Sega (Sega) was also hacked, 1.3 million of customer information was stolen, the user's name, e-mail address, date of birth and encryption password and other personal data leaked. Fortunately, the external payment system for processing credit card numbers is secure and the user's financial data is not compromised. According to Yahoo News report, Sega 19th issued a statement that the online database Segapass System has 1.3 million users of English data, the Segaeurope's website of the European division is stolen. Sega, after discovering the problem, closed the database in real time this month 16th and sent an e-mail notification to the user.　　The company also stressed that the account password is stored in encrypted form, and credit card data is not stored on the living Ka's server, so still in a safe state. In the last one months, BETHESDA, Code-masters, Epicgames, Nintendo, Sony and other game makers have been attacked by hackers, directed at the hacker group known as LULZ, but the group said the incident had nothing to do with them.