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Potential Nickelodeon data leak: Unreleased shows and scripts at risk

Muchiri by Muchiri
July 6, 2023
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Potential Nickelodeon data leak: Unreleased shows and scripts at risk
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Nickelodeon, the beloved children’s entertainment network, has recently been at the center of rumors suggesting a significant data breach or leak. Reports circulating on internet forums and social media claim that approximately 500GB of data, including unreleased television shows, scripts, and other materials, have been compromised. However, it is important to note that these claims are unverified. Nickelodeon has taken action to address the issue and patch the vulnerability, but investigations are ongoing.

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  • The Alleged Data Breach
  • Unverified Claims and Twitter Disclosures
  • Insights from 4chan User
  • Unverified Nature and HBO Breach Comparison
  • Conclusion: Caution and Ongoing Investigation

The Alleged Data Breach

According to online sources, a data breach is said to have originated from Nickelodeon’s “consumer products and experience” portal. An authentication issue within the system allegedly allowed unauthorized access to sensitive content from the Nickelodeon animation department. The leak was initially observed on Discord in January 2023, prompting Nickelodeon to respond promptly and secure the portal.

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Unverified Claims and Twitter Disclosures

On June 29th, a Twitter user with the handle @GhostyTongue disclosed details about the alleged leak, mentioning two individuals involved in the incident. These individuals, known as “BowDown” and “IncidentalSeventy” on Discord, are reported to have faced action either from law enforcement or Nickelodeon. @GhostyTongue also claimed that a private Discord server recently shared a URL containing the source code for Nickelodeon Flash Games.

#NickelodeonGigaLeak | #Nickelodeon suffered a major leak on their animation department. #Leaks pic.twitter.com/PUO6zX0Q3w

— ツ (@GhostyTongue) June 29, 2023

Insights from 4chan User

A user on 4chan claimed to have insider information regarding the breach, stating that Nickelodeon’s internal database had been compromised for over a year, potentially impacting ongoing productions. This user alleged that leaked files were being shared within private communities, with access granted to trusted members for assets like PSDs, scripts, and animation files. The estimated size of the breached data is said to be over 500GB, including content from popular shows like SpongeBob.

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Unverified Nature and HBO Breach Comparison

It is crucial to highlight that the claims regarding the Nickelodeon data breach remain unverified, and the exact nature of the incident is still uncertain. Drawing parallels to the HBO data breach in 2017, where unreleased episodes of Game of Thrones were leaked, is understandable. However, it is important to treat the current situation as a separate event and await verified information. Investigations are ongoing to determine the authenticity and implications of the alleged Nickelodeon data breach.

Conclusion: Caution and Ongoing Investigation

As the rumors regarding a potential data breach at Nickelodeon continue to circulate, it is essential to approach the situation with caution. Concrete evidence and verification are necessary before drawing conclusions about the extent and impact of the alleged breach. Hackread.com remains committed to providing updates as more information becomes available, shedding light on the alleged Nickelodeon data breach and its potential implications for the entertainment industry giant.

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