Key facts
- Park24 will offer 3,000 yen ($19) in compensation to users.
- The data breach affected 1.46 million accounts.
- Images of driver's licenses and utility bills were accessed.
Japan's Park24 will offer 3,000 yen ($19) in compensation to users whose identification documents are believed to have been leaked following a cyberattack on its Times Car car-sharing service, the mobility service provider said on Friday. The breach, detected in September, is believed to have sent data for 1.46 million accounts outside company systems. The operator of Times Car Rental confirmed that 1.6 million documents were accessed, including images of driver's licenses and utility bills used for verification. No credit card information was compromised.