1.- Well, there weren't any real 3DS news today, so I'll put here the information regarding the recent hacker attack to Nintendo.
Bored with going after Sony, infamous hacking group Lulz Sec seem to have momentarily turned their attention to Nintendo.
The group claim that there isn’t anything malicious about the attack, but it’s just an opportunity to discover if Nintendo’s website has any blatant loopholes that hackers could use to their advantage. I’m fairly adamant that they’re not after everyone’s friend codes.
Nintendo of Japan has confirmed that the server of an affiliate of Nintendo Co’s U.S. unit was accessed unlawfully a few weeks ago but no personal or company information was lost.
Clearly this news must come as a huge relief to Nintendo, after Sony’s well documented troubles with hackers accessing personal information for millions of account users on the PlayStation Network.
“The server of an affiliate of Nintendo Co’s U.S. unit was accessed unlawfully a few weeks ago, but there was no damage”“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.”- Company spokesman Ken Toyoda
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Noticias Nuevas - Nintendo 3DS
1.- Bueno, no ha habido ninguna noticia real sobre la 3DS así que informaré sobre el reciente ataque a Nintendo.
Aburridos de it tras de Sony, el grupo de hackers Lulz Sec ha decidido girar su atención a Nintendo.
Estoy bastante seguro de que no iban tras los Friend Codes de todos.
Nintendo of Japan ha confirmado el ataque, pero ha dicho que ningun tipo de información ha sido perdida.
Seguramente esta noticia llena de tranquilidad a Nintendo, ya que Sony ha tenido bastantes más problemas con su sistema Online. El representante dijo que había habido un ataque, pero sin daños y que ningún tipo de información ha sido perdida.
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Mister Gaga
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