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A spreadsheet containing the contact information and personal addresses of over 2,000 games journalists, editors, and other content creators was recently found to have been published and publicly accessible on the website of the E3 Expo.
Security researchers Check Point Research have revealed that a string of bugs in the Origin game launcher — which EA has since patched with their help — exposed millions of accounts to exploits that allowed hackers access to player accounts and the ability to buy games on those accounts, without…
A 24 year-old man from England has pleaded guilty to charges of hacking into both Microsoft and Nintendo’s servers, causing an estimated $US3 ($4)-4 million damages.
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