Nike 1.4 TB Internal Data Exfiltration — January 2026
WorldLeaks claimed theft of 1.4 TB of internal Nike data including product IP, supply-chain documents, and potentially employee/customer details. Insider threat or privilege misuse appears to have enabled the breach.
- Product IP and design files
- Supply-chain data
- Potentially employee/customer details
The threat group WorldLeaks claimed theft of 1.4 TB of internal Nike data in January 2026. The published sample includes product intellectual property, supply-chain documentation, and potentially employee or customer details. Insider threat or privilege misuse appears to have enabled the breach.
For creators partnering with Nike or sub-brands (Jordan, Converse), this dataset could surface contract terms, payment schedules, or contact metadata. Brand-partnered streamers and athletes should review NDAs and consider that any sponsorship-related communications may have been exposed.
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