After the insomniac group Insomac Games experienced a hack, some of the major future game development plans and details were **. At the same time, many fellow developers posted posts in solidarity with Insomnia Rent and seriously criticized the shameless behavior of hackers.
Previously, the hacker group blackmailed and threatened the Insomnia group to pay it about $2 million in seven days or reveal classified data. According to the "Network**". The organization has already released 167TB of data, the content is made up of more than 1.3 million documents, including various ** and **, and even private information such as company contracts and employee passports.
Alan Wake 2 developer Remedy Entertainment took to social media to support the Insomnia group and accused the hackers of "quite shameful!" Some individual developers have also posted that "leaking employee information is absolutely unforgivable". Cory Barlog, the creative director of Santa Monica, also a studio owned by Sony, also posted in support of the Insomnia group.
The video game industry has suffered a number of leaks in recent years, and cyberattacks have come under increasing scrutiny: in 2020, Capcom suffered a devastating data breach, with several unannounced games, including Street Fighter 6 and Dragon Dogma 2 being leaked. International law enforcement finally arrested the extortion group in October. Last year, dozens of GTA6-related files were stolen and leaked online, and hackers were arrested and convicted of 12 different crimes.
The main ** event of this time:
Sony, Marvel's X-Men Licensing Agreement**: All three games are available on PC
Marvel's Wolverine" actual machine picture leaked: Uncle Wolf vs. Japanese samurai.
Venom and Spider-Man 3 are leaked on release day! The X-Men will wait until 2030
It was revealed that "Ricky & Clank" sold a total of 2.2 million copies: failed to recover the production costs.