More Japanese companies are getting breached, and this time it's Crypton Future Media, the company behind SONICWIRE (and Miku), has suspended two of its services after confirming unauthorized access. The affected services are SONICWIRE, Crypton's download store for music production software, plugins, and sample libraries, and D2R ("Digital To Retail"), a system that lets retailers sell download-only software from brands such as Waves and iZotope. D2R licenses are activated and managed through SONICWIRE accounts. According to the company's notice, both services have been offline since 22:00 JST on October 17, 2026. The cause and scope of the incident are still under investigation, and Crypton has not said whether customer data was accessed.

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Unfortunately undeniable slander