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Hackers Demand $2M From Nintendo Over Alleged Data Breach

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A threat actor claiming to have stolen nearly a decade of internal data from Nintendo is demanding a $2 million ransom. Researchers found credible evidence in the leaked samples, including employee surveys and performance metrics dating back to 2016. This incident underscores the security risks associated with third-party business applications that handle sensitive corporate information.

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