Adventure, Inc.
Apology and Notice Regarding Customer Information Leakage Due to Unauthorized Access (Report No. 2) and Partial Correction to Report No. 1
It was discovered that credit card information and other data of skyticket Premium members from February 2017 to June 2018 may have been leaked. Some data prior to 2018 are also affected, including member IDs and passwords for the service. Investigation is ongoing; secondary damage has not been confirmed, but customers are being warned of the risk of fraudulent use and response measures are being implemented.
Key Figures
- Number of affected customers: up to 6,140 people
- Leaked information: credit card numbers, cardholder names, expiration dates, member ID, name, password
- Announcement date: 2026-10-16 (Report No. 2)
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Overview and Scope of the Incident
This is Report No. 2 regarding a newly identified possibility that credit card information and other data of skyticket Premium were leaked due to unauthorized access. The affected payments are linked to up to 6,140 people from February 2017 to June 2018. Leaked information may include credit card numbers, cardholder names, expiration dates, etc., and member IDs, names, and passwords for Benefit Station are also included. It is corrected from the previous explanation that some data prior to June 2018 are subject to leakage. Monitoring through the payment processing company, notifications and isolation work with relevant organizations are in progress.
Responses and Future Measures
We have reported to the payment processing company, requested fraud monitoring from card companies, contacted Benefit One, isolated systems to prevent external access, are conducting individual notifications to affected customers and posting guidance on the website, and reporting to relevant authorities. We will promptly disclose any newly discovered facts. The impact on financial results is currently under review.
Adventure, Inc.
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