Nintendo Hacked

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TOKYO -- Nintendo was targeted in a recent online data attack, but no personal or company information was lost, the Japanese maker of the Wii game console said Sunday.

The server of an affiliate of Nintendo Co.'s U.S. unit was accessed unlawfully a few weeks ago, but there was no damage, company spokesman Ken Toyoda said.

"There were no third-party victims," Toyoda said, while declining to elaborate. "But it is a fact there was some kind of possible hacking attack."

The damage from what could be a recent spate of such data breaches targeting big-name brands was more serious at rival Sony Corp.

Sony has said massive personal information, including email addresses, names and birth dates, and involving more than 100 million users, is suspected of having been stolen after security was compromised in April for its network service for the PlayStation 3 game machine, for other online services and, in the past week, from Sony Pictures' website.

It is still unclear who is behind the attacks at Sony or Nintendo, based in Kyoto.

Hackers calling themselves Lulz Security – a reference to the Internetspeak for "laugh out loud"_ have recently boasted of compromising more than 1 million users' personal information.

Tokyo-based Sony has said it is strengthening security measures. It has contacted the FBI and other authorities for an investigation into the cyber attacks.

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Was viewing some news sites, and I found this and was like "WTF?". Apparently, Nintendo was hacked by the hackers who claimed to hack Sony... Thoughts?
 
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So hackers hacked Sony in April, and now Nintendo in June?

These hackers need to get out of there, and experience the outside world, not spend time hacking.

The only good thing is, we don't have any personal information stored in our Nintendo systems, but still. Still the good thing no data was lost. Nintendo should improve their security more, just in case, to be safe from any future hacking attempts.
 
Vipsoccermaster said:
Amaterasu said:
cookieboy17 said:
Hahaha they probably realized there's nothing to hack. :p
Exactly Nintendo doesn't have anything worth hacking. :p Now it's time for the hackers to move on to Microsoft...
I think I should remove the credit card information I have on my account for safety.

I wanted to do that too but I got 2 months for 2$ and can't  remove the card until the two months are over.  :mad:
 
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