Insomniac Games Hacked

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20 December 2023 17:16

Sony's Insomnic Games hacked by ransomware hackers, hackers demanded $2 million from Insomniac. Subsequently, information regarding upcoming releases and work-in-progress footage of the studio's upcoming Wolverine game has surfaced online. According to reports, a portion of the data was sold to an unidentified buyer. Among the 1.3 million files were Insomniac's release schedule extending to 2035, information about unrevealed games, and personal details of employees.

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Insomniac Games Hacked

Drama

20 December 2023 17:16

Tags: Insomniac Games

Sony's Insomnic Games hacked by ransomware hackers, hackers demanded $2 million from Insomniac. Subsequently, information regarding upcoming releases and work-in-progress footage of the studio's upcoming Wolverine game has surfaced online. According to reports, a portion of the data was sold to an unidentified buyer. Among the 1.3 million files were Insomniac's release schedule extending to 2035, information about unrevealed games, and personal details of employees.

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