Nintendo of America has confirmed that employee survey data was exposed in the recent TinyPulse cyberattack, although the company emphasized that its own systems were not breached and that no customer or financial information was accessed. The disclosure follows claims by the threat actor Shadowbyt3$, which alleged it had stolen sensitive information linked to Nintendo employees. 

In a statement addressing the TinyPulse cyberattack, Nintendo said it was aware of an issue involving TinyPulse, a third-party platform used for internal employee surveys. According to the company, the incident was limited to data held by the service provider rather than Nintendo's internal infrastructure. 

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