KYUSHU ELECTRIC LOSES DRIVE WITH 10.9M CUSTOMER RECORDS
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Kyushu Electric Power Co. disclosed a physical security breach affecting data of over 10.9 million customers. A storage drive containing personal information went missing from the company's facility.
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