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: GamePolitics.comSpanish Man Jailed over Leaked Wii User Data
By james_fudge
Spanish police have arrested a man for allegedly stealing thousands of Nintendo Wii users' data, Spain's Interior Ministry announced. The man, who for the time being has not been identified, contacted Nintendo and threatened to report the company "for negligence" to the country's data protection agency over data on 4,000 gamers he was able to obtain access to. When Nintendo did not respond, the man leaked some of the user data online, according to police.
No doubt Nintendo contacted authorities first, which lead to the man's apprehension in the southern province of Malaga. Police claim the man intended to release all the user data he had online.
Nintendo had no comment on the story because, according to the BBC "it was the subject of of an active investigation by the Spanish authorities."
Source: BBC by way of our very own beemoh. Thanks beemoh!
Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on February 14, 2011 (boomark / email).
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