Sam Sabin
Riot Games, the developer of well-known video games League of Legends and Valorant, said Tuesday that hackers recently stole the source code for some of its most popular games in a recent breach.
Driving the news: Riot Games has been responding to a so-called social engineer attack since last week.
The big picture: Riot is just the latest gaming company to have hackers steal — and eventually leak — its proprietary information.
Details: While Riot is still investigating the full extent of the breach, the company said the stolen source code includes a “number of experimental features” that may never be released.
Thought bubble from Axios Gaming’s Stephen Totilo: Video game companies are popular targets for hackers, often resulting in salacious leaks of unreleased content, and at times breaches of personal info.
What’s next: Riot estimated it will have “things repaired later in the week,” allowing the company to “remain on our regular patch cadence going forward.”
Courtesy: (Axios)
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