Following the violation, Riot Games revealed that it was held to ransom, with the cyberpunks endangering to leakage the source code unless the firm spent $10 million. Riot outright rejected, leading the cyberpunks to place the information up for public auction.
While the case has actually indicated that Riot’s needed to resist on launching updates for its games, the firm claimed there was no sign that gamer information or individual details was swiped. “Truthfully, any exposure of source code can increase the likelihood of new cheats emerging,” claimedRiot “Since the attack, we’ve been working to assess its impact on anticheat and to be prepared to deploy fixes as quickly as possible if needed.”
It’s not been a very easy time for Riot Games; lately, the League of Legends dev issued an apology over a trailer so bad fans thought the game was dying.
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Source: gamesradar.com
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