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Lessons From a Community SaaS Breach: Protecting Invite Links and Admin Privileges
AI Security

Lessons From a Community SaaS Breach: Protecting Invite Links and Admin Privileges

In October 2026, a Japanese community-platform SaaS had the member data of about 307,000 people leaked. The disclosed methods were improper acquisition of invite links to private communities and impersonation of administrators. This article separates the disclosed facts from what remains unconfirmed, then sets out what both SaaS operators and the companies that use them should review, based on OWASP and RFC 8725.

2026-10-20Ryuta Hamamoto
Lessons From the 22.5 Million-Record Sourcenext Breach: Protecting Member Data APIs
AI Security

Lessons From the 22.5 Million-Record Sourcenext Breach: Protecting Member Data APIs

On 15 October 2026, Japanese software company Sourcenext disclosed that unauthorized use of its member information API may have exposed up to 22,519,960 records. This article separates the disclosed facts from what is still unknown, then lists six items for operators who run APIs that return member data and how to act if a breach happens, based on OWASP and Japan's Personal Information Protection Commission.

2026-10-20Ryuta Hamamoto

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