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Cyber attacks on private companies and other organizations are occurring one after another, and the Metropolitan Police Department is receiving many inquiries.
In response to a series of cyberattacks on private companies, the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department on the 21st published on its website examples of possible damage caused by personal information leaks and countermeasures. The agency has received more than 600 consultations so far, and says, ``It is important to take countermeasures based on the premise that personal information has already been leaked.''
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According to the Metropolitan Police Department, more than 600 inquiries were received in the month ending October 15, with the number particularly high in early October, at about 450.
The website lists possible damages depending on the information leaked, such as address, credit card number, family composition, financial assets, etc. In addition to special fraud, robbery and burglary, they cited unauthorized sales of assets using leaked passwords, illegal money transfers, stalking, and blackmail.
In addition, we recommend downloading the Metropolitan Police Department's crime prevention app, which can block fraudulent calls. He urged people not to reuse passwords and to not open the door to malicious visitors.

A woman in her 60s from Iwakuni City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, was approached by a person she met on social media to invest in stocks, and was defrauded of approximately 250 million yen in cash and gold bullion. This is the highest amount ever for a special fraud loss in the prefecture.

It has been revealed that the personal information of approximately 125,000 people, including police officers and employees of 20 prefectural police departments nationwide, may have been leaked due to unauthorized access to the cloud-based service company Arcadia. Registrant information such as security emails may also be leaked.

The Osaka District Court sentenced Yoshifumi Kuroki, who was accused of assaulting his wife to death and abandoning her body, to 12 years and six months in prison, exceeding the original sentence. The defense's claim of innocence was rejected.

On the 20th, the organization organizing Saidaiji Eyo (Naked Festival), a nationally designated Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property, decided to cancel next year's ``Treasure Tree Competition'' following the deaths of two participants at this year's festival. It was determined that it would be difficult to prepare for the event while taking all possible safety measures.

At around 9:50 a.m. on the 20th, a 60-year-old company executive was stabbed with a knife on the sidewalk on the north side of the Osaka District Court in Nishitenma, Kita Ward, Osaka City, resulting in serious injuries. Osaka Prefectural Police Tenma Police Station announced that the suspect, Hiroshi Furusugi (67), a self-employed man who turned himself in immediately after the incident, was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and that he had admitted to the charge. The area surrounding the scene is full of law offices and restaurants, and a man who was inside the courthouse testified that he saw a large pool of blood.

The Joint Investigation Headquarters of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department and Hyogo Prefectural Police re-arrested Kei Fudaba, 51, a company employee from Amagasaki City, Hyogo Prefecture, on suspicion of violating the Weapons Manufacturing Act for manufacturing handguns that can fire live ammunition and have the ability to kill without a license. The suspect stated that he was ``interested in the structure of real guns.''