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SEGA Arcades Offline After Server Breach at Subsidiary

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SEGA Fave has suspended its ALL.Net and Aime arcade network services following a server breach by an unauthorized third party. The outage began on November 1 at 6:00 AM UTC and remains in effect as the company investigates the incident. Affected systems include online gameplay for compatible titles, location data access, and Lucky Kuji Online services.

The subsidiary confirmed that no customer personal information or payment details have been leaked, as financial data resides on separate servers. Major arcade machines utilizing the network infrastructure are currently inaccessible to players. SEGA Fave stated it will provide further updates via its official website once security verification is complete and service restoration decisions are made.

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Original headline at AUTOMATON WEST: “SEGA’s major arcade network services down after subsidiary suffers server breach”

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Affected Services
ALL.Net, Aime
Outage Start
November 1 at 6:00 AM UTC
Announcement Date
November 2
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