A city in Japan loses the city's citizen information U disk to apologize and expose the number of password digits

Overseas Network, June 24th. According to reports from Kansai TV, Japan on the 24th, Nazizaki City, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan recently lost a U disk with personal information of 460,000 residents in the city.The number of passwords was exposed, which once again caused heated discussion among Japanese public opinion.

Skinzaki, Nilka, Japan, said on the 23rd that the information in the loss of the U disk includes the names, address, date of birth, and tax payment of all citizens.On the same day, the mayor of Nimizaki, Inaki Murakami, bowed and apologized.However, when the Nizaki Municipal Government announced the incident at a press conference, it also mistakenly exposed the digits of the U disk code.

After losing the U disk, the government of Nizaki opened a special line in response to the incident.The Japanese people angrily called and questioned that the municipal government was unfavorable. Because too many people call, it is difficult for many people to report that the call is difficult to connect.(Overseas Network/Wang Shanning Internship Compilation/Liu Liuyu)

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