2024-02-28 15:25:32
The hacker group Mogilevich claims to have broken into the servers of Epic Games, the developer of the popular game Fortnite, and obtained highly sensitive information in the volume of 189 gigabytes, which includes sensitive data about users such as e-mail addresses, passwords, full names and payment methods, and even the source code of Epic games Games. The group is offering the data for sale to anyone interested until March 4, unless Epic Games is willing to pay the ransom to the group to move the sale of the information.
Mogilevich has not released any evidence of a hack, and is considered a relatively new group in the world of ransom payments. Epic Games is only the group’s fourth victim this year, with the first being Nissan subsidiary Infiniti USA just a week ago. There is a possibility that the group speaks Russian, and it seems that it operates independently, although it also allows others to rent its services. Epic Games has yet to comment on the case. source: cyberdaily.au (By: David Hollingworth)
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