NTT Solmare investigates a security incident as the Comic Cmoa service stays offline.

NTT Solmare's Comic Cmoa announced that the publisher will announce the resumption of service on an exact date, after ensuring further safety measures. The company conducted emergency maintenance on Thursday due to unauthorized external access.

On Thursday, October 15th. The service will hold emergency maintenance and the reason is that there was a high likelihood of unauthorized external access to its servers. The unauthorized external access to its servers resulted in the leakage of information about some of its members. Leaked member information includes email address, date of birth, gender, nickname, and hashed password.

The company stated that it has identified the cause of the unauthorized external access and is currently implementing preventive measures and preparing to resume services in collaboration with specialized organizations. The service noted that to resume services, additional steps are necessary to ensure further safety measures. Coordination with relevant authorities is also required, making it difficult to give an exact date for the service's resumption.

In addition to previously reported leaked information, the service has confirmed that certain system log files were also accessed and retrieved. The service is currently conducting a detailed review of the logs to confirm whether they contain any member information. The service will contact affected members with leaked information as soon as confirmation is made.

The service also assured that members' credit card information is not stored in the affected system and has not been leaked. Additionally, no purchase history or data in members' My Bookshelf section were confirmed to have been leaked or damaged, as of today.

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Source:

- Comic Cmoa X page - https://x.com/comic_cmoa