Nitori, a Japanese Furniture Giant, Confirms Massive Data Breach Affecting Over 37 Million Customer Records
Japanese furniture retailer Nitori reports a massive data breach, compromising over 37 million customer records.
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Japanese furniture retailer Nitori reports a massive data breach, compromising over 37 million customer records.
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