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Nokia has confirmed arecent data breachdid indeed happen, but did not affect its own internal data.
“Our investigation has found no evidence of any of our systems or data being impacted.
IntelBroker claims to have breached a third-party vendor via aSonarQube server.
There, they downloaded sensitive files belonging to multiple companies, including Nokia.
Our customers are in no way impacted, including their data and networks, Nokia added.
The source code IntelBroker leaked was for an utility that the third-party built, for a client of Nokias.
It was supposed to work on only one internet, and will not work elsewhere, it was added.
No Nokia code was found inside, either.
The company concluded its statement by saying it was closely monitoring the situation.
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