Nintendo faces an alleged data extortion incident involving HR records, internal reports, and potential exposure of third-party vendors.

Hackers reportedly demanded a $2 million ransomware payment.

Vinny Troia, the cybersecurity researcher mentioned in a fake alert gushed out of the FBI’s email system, says it’s just one of a string of jabs from a childish but cybercriminally talented tormentor.

A notorious hacker group claims to hold hundreds of megabytes of Nintendo’s internal data hostage, and the allegations are already ringing alarm bells across the cybersecurity community. The purported ...

WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Night Lion Security, known for specialized cyber-risk management services and investigations, today announced that it has completed a major rebranding. The newly named ...

A hacking group demands $2 million from Nintendo, threatening to release allegedly stolen internal data spanning a decade. The breach's authenticity and potential impact remain under investigation.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) confirmed today that its fbi.gov domain name and Internet address were used to blast out thousands of fake emails about a cybercrime investigation. According ...

A threat actor claims to have breached Nintendo and stolen 10 years of corporate data. The culprit, ShadowByte$, is a relatively new presence in the hacking community, first appearing in February this ...

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