Hackers have claimed to have sold parts of the data as well. Earlier this year, Cyberpunk 2077 the producer CD Projekt Red was also hit and – in the middle of E3 last month-Finally confirmed that the breach was serious enough to have possibly included personal employee and contractor information, as well as sensitive data from the games. Hackers claimed to take off with over 1 TB in stolen data from Capcom last year, which resulted in potential leaks of several major games, which Street Fighter 6 and Dragon’s Dogma 2, which the company may be working on, but which has not been officially revealed yet. The EA hack is just one of several recent ransomware attacks on major gaming companies. The company added that it has implemented new security measures since the breach, and continues to work with police to catch those responsible. “For the time being, we continue to believe that it does not contain data that poses any concern to players’ privacy, and we have no reason to believe that there is any significant risk to our games, our business or our players. “We are aware of the latest posts from the alleged hackers, and we are analyzing the files that have been released,” a spokesman for EA said. The game publisher confirmed just as much in a new statement Motherboard.
The site also says it looked at a copy of a 1.3 GB compressed file released by hackers, which includes “references to internal EA tools and the company’s Origin store.” If EA does not start paying, the group has threatened to leak even more stolen data. “A few weeks ago we sent an e-mail for a ransom to EA, but we do not get an answer, so we post SRC Kotaku, “Reads one of the hackers’ forum posts, Motherboard reports.
Now hackers appear to be dumping chips online to force EA to pay them, according to a new report from Motherboard.
Last month, hackers stole sensitive information from FIFA and Battlefield 2042 publishes Electronic Arts, including source code for the company’s proprietary Frostbite game development engine.
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