KDDI reports huge leak of personal data, 2 arrested for blackmail

KDDI reports huge leak of personal data, 2 arrested for blackmail

TOKYO, Japan - KDDI Corp. President Tadashi Onodera points to a reporter during a press conference at a Tokyo hotelon June 13. He said that private information such as names and addresses of some 4 million subscribers to the company's Dion Internet access service has been leaked to a third party.

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