Securityaffairs.Co Tenga Reports Data Breach Exposing Customer Information
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Tenga, a Japanese sex toy manufacturer, disclosed a data breach on February 16, 2026, after a hacker accessed an employee's email account. This breach potentially exposed customer names, email addresses, and order details. The company has notified affected customers regarding the incident.
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2026-02-13
Tenga notified customers of data breach
2026-02-16
Tenga publicly disclosed the data breach
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