Gaming
Data Breach Reported from Mobile Game Battle for the Galaxy
WizCase, a cyber security review organization based in the UK, reports about a massive data breach from the database of popular mobile game Battle for the Galaxy.
According to the WizCase, the leaked data include email addresses, IP addresses, and Facebook data of millions of the game’s users. The data was accessible by any person with the link.
AMT Games, a Chinese mobile and browser game developer, is the publisher of Battle for the Galaxy. The game, which is available on Android, iphone, Steam, and website, has millions of users across over a 100 countries. AMT Games did not comment on the alleged data breach.
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