Shadowbyt3$ Claims TINYpulse Employee Data Breach
Summary
The ransomware actor shadowbyt3$ claimed TINYpulse employee chats, names, email addresses and financial records were exposed, and threatened further releases. The claim is unconfirmed; ransomware.live monitored the listing.
Key points
- The monitoring record identifies the victim as “TINYpulse NINTENDO BREACH (nintendo[.]com)” and names shadowbyt3$ as the actor.
- The actor claimed the exposed data included private employee conversations, names, email addresses, and financial and invoice-related records.
- The actor said file-tree proof was available and threatened to release files unless contacted through its leak-site email.
- The actor warned that additional victims may be announced.
- The claim is unconfirmed; the article says it is based on public claims and cannot verify their accuracy.
Article Details
- Victim
- TINYpulse (nintendo.com)
- Victim Domain
- nintendo.com
- Encryption Status
- Unknown; encryption was not reported.
- Exfiltration Status
- The actor claimed data was stolen; this is unverified.
- Exfiltrated Data
- The actor said the data included employee names and email addresses, private employee chats and internal conversations, and financial and invoice-related records. The source says the claimed data included compressed and uncompressed archives but gives no sizes.
- Ransom Demand
- No monetary ransom demand was reported. The actor said contact through the leak-site email was needed to prevent file release.
- Leak Status
- The actor claimed data had been leaked; the authenticity and publication status are unverified.