Sega Fave suspends ALL.Net and Aime after unauthorized server access
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Sega Fave said on November 2 that an unauthorized party accessed internal servers associated with its ALL.Net arcade network and Aime player-identification service. The company has suspended related services since 3 p.m. Japan time on November 1 while it investigates and verifies system security, with no restoration time announced.
The shutdown affects online play for ALL.Net titles, Aime and PrizeON gameplay, game-location listings, related .NET services, Sega Lucky Kuji Online and new Sega ID registrations. Bandai Namco said all of its ALL.Net titles and connected functions were also unavailable during the emergency maintenance. Sega Fave said its initial investigation had found no customer or business-partner data exfiltration, and that payment information, including card data, was stored separately from the affected servers.