(2)Softbank confirms data leaked on 4.52 mil. clients

(2)Softbank confirms data leaked on 4.52 mil. clients

TOKYO, Japan - Softbank Corp. President Masayoshi Son (2nd from R) and his aides bow in a gesture of apology at a press conference in Tokyo on Feb. 27. Son confirmed that data have been leaked on some 4.52 million subscribers to the firm's Internet connection service Yahoo BB in connection with attempted extortions.

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