Nintendo Confirms Employee Data Stolen via TinyPulse Third-Party Breach
Executive Briefing
- Confirms hacking group Shadowbyt3$ breached TinyPulse, stealing ~1GB of Nintendo of America employee data including W-9 forms and survey data.
- Demands $2 million ransom; Nintendo declined negotiations, with hackers subsequently leaking alleged employee messages.
- Clarifies no customer or financial data was compromised, and most affected information dates back several years.
- Leaked data authenticity remains unverified, with analysts yet to confirm legitimacy of released employee conversations.
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