The Japanese Digital Agency said Friday that some 246,000 personal data records may have been leaked following unauthorized access to a government network.The data includes names and addresses of national government employees. No misuse of the information has been confirmed so far, according to the agency.The agency detected the unlawful access on June 25 and found that the intrusion had begun in late May using an account of the person in charge of maintenance and operations. The account has been suspended.The Digital Agency apologized for the incident and vowed to step up security measures.READ FULL ARTICLE
