CybersecurityUpdated November 9

Arara breach exposes Sega newsletter emails.

Arara is the third-party email provider Sega uses to send newsletters, and the reported exposure is subscribers’ email addresses. BleepingComputer reports 2.2 million addresses; Rock Paper Shotgun describes the total as more than two million. That’s a lot of people being told to watch for phishing. The reports say Sega accounts used for in-game rewards and calendar access did not appear to be affected. Sega and Arara are investigating what happened, while subscribers to the affected newsletters have been urged to keep an eye out for suspicious messages.

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Coverage started November 9