The following is a machine translation of an article that originally appeared in Russian. Boris Piletskiy writes: On October 22, Capcom acknowledged a massive user data breach. A hacker managed to breach Capcom ID and access data for 11.7 million accounts: We recently discovered that a third party gained unauthorized access to our systems, resulting...
Hacker breached Capcom ID – obtained data from 11 million accounts and started changing passwords
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