Nintendo hacked by LulzSec
Japanese gaming firm has server hacked but customer data is safe
Gaming giant Nintendo has become the latest high profile firm to have its systems hacked by LulzSec, the collective which has already managed to compromise the web site of US broadcasting service PBS and...
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