[Breaking News]Brewer Asahi cyberattack

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[Breaking News]Brewer Asahi cyberattack

TOKYO, Japan, Nov. 27 Kyodo - Asahi Group Holdings Ltd. President Atsushi Katsuki bows in apology during a press conference in Tokyo on Nov. 27, 2025, following a cyberattack in late September in which personal information was leaked. The Japanese beverage giant said an investigation has found that personal information linked to around 2 million people may have been leaked in a cyberattack that hit its domestic servers. (Kyodo)

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