The hackers behind the EA data breach have leaked all of the data they stole after they were unable to find a buyer.
The hackers behind last month’s EA data breach have released all of the files they stole from the video game maker after failing to both extort the company or find a third-party buyer. As reported by The Record, the hackers recently released 751GB of compressed EA data including the source code of FIFA 21 on an underground hacking forum. For those unfamiliar, details of the EA data breach first emerged online back in June when the hackers posted a thread on an underground hacking forum in which they claimed to be in possession of source code, SDKs and other proprietary tools from the company. As EA is a giant in the video games industry that brought in $5.
