Recruit: registered email addresses identified through a flaw in StudySapuri
On 3 October, Recruit said a third party may have abused a design flaw in a feature of its StudySapuri online learning service to check whether given email addresses were registered. 3,687 addresses may have been identified as belonging to users. The issue was found on 30 September and the feature was fixed the same day. Schools and local governments using the service were informed; Chiyoda City reported 8 of its pupils and Matsusaka City 1.
Disclosed
2026-10-03
Organizations involved
3
Leaked or at risk
3.7K
3,687
Downtime
Unknown
Timeline
- Started 2026-09-28
- Detected, Resolved 2026-09-30
- Disclosed 2026-10-03
- 5 days
Attack or cause
- Method
- [Web app exploit]
- Impact
- [Data leak]
- Entry point
- Web app
Data exposed or at risk
Supply chain
- Organizations listed on this site
- 3
Services hit
Organizations involved
[Breached][Major]Tokyo, ChiyodaInformation and communications3,687 leaked
Recruit Co., Ltd.[Through a supplier][Major]Mie, MatsusakaMunicipality1 leaked
Matsusaka City[Through a supplier][Major]Tokyo, ChiyodaMunicipality8 leaked
Chiyoda City
Sources
- [1][News]スタディサプリの「仕様不備」突く不正アクセス ユーザーのメアド3687件を第三者が特定かITmedia NEWS · 2026-10-06
- [2][Official]「スタディサプリ」登録メールアドレスの漏えいについてChiyoda City · 2026-10-05
- [3][Official]「スタディサプリ」登録メールアドレス漏えいの可能性についてMatsusaka City · 2026-10-09