Crimson Collective Claims Responsibility for Nintendo Breach
Notorious hacking group Crimson Collective has claimed responsibility for a major breach of Nintendo's internal systems, allegedly gaining access to sensitive production assets, developer files, and backup data.
- Production Assets
- Developer files
- Backup data
Cybersecurity intelligence firm Hackmanac shared a screenshot on X, purportedly showing folders labeled as exfiltrated from Nintendo's internal servers, lending weight to Crimson Collective's claim.
If authentic, the breach could expose highly confidential information about ongoing game development projects and proprietary tools.
Nintendo has not yet issued an official statement regarding the alleged breach. Author's summary: Nintendo faces a major security breach claim.
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