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Warhorse Studios遭严重网络攻击

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Oct 27
  1. Kotaku
    Warhorse Studios confirms cyberattack, says it is still assessing impact

    Warhorse Studios, developer of Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 and an open-world Lord of the Rings RPG, confirmed it was hit by a cyberattack involving unauthorized access to company systems and data. CEO Martin Frývaldský called it a serious incident, and it is unclear what data, if any, was stolen. The piece also notes recent AI-surfaced security vulnerabilities and Capcom suspending online content and sales for Street Fighter V on PS4 and Steam over a PHP-related issue.

  2. PC Gamer
    Kingdom Come studio Warhorse says it was hit by a cyberattack, extent still unclear

    Warhorse Studios, developer of Kingdom Come: Deliverance, said on X that it has been hit by a cyberattack and is working with cybersecurity specialists to secure its systems and understand what happened. CEO Martin Frývaldský told Czech media it is a serious incident and that the priority is securing systems, determining the extent of the breach and protecting employees, partners and the community, without giving the attack's purpose or impact. The report notes the most likely target would be details on Warhorse's two announced upcoming games, a Lord of the Rings RPG and a new Kingdom Come title.

  3. IGN
    Kingdom Come: Deliverance Developer Warhorse Studios Hit by Serious Cybersecurity Incident

    Warhorse Studios announced it suffered a serious cyberattack in which company systems and data were accessed. The studio is working with cybersecurity experts to secure its systems, investigate and assess the impact, and has contacted authorities to track down those responsible. Warhorse said it will not comment further or give interviews, so the extent of the attack is not yet clear.

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