Speaking to , digital privacy expert Ray Walsh stated that there is a distinct possibility of an inside job regarding 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:the data breach at CD Projekt Red.
"The possibility of an inside job is of course plausible. The bad press cauဣsed by the early release of Cyberpunk 2077 in a buggy state, as well as reports that CD Projekt Red blamed its developers for t☂he issues, could well have left a bad taste in somebody's mouth."
It isn't too far-fetched of an idea, especially given Walsh's credentials, as CD Projekt Red allegedly crunched em💙ployees for Cyberpunk 2077 and Th✃e Witcher 3 as even a former developer claimed that they underwent grueling underpaid work to hit deadlines. The game was also evidently unfinished by its buggy state, as it dropped far, far too early. Blaming developers given all of the behind the scenes treatment could have certainly pushed someone over the edge, although the police are still investigating all avenues as far as we are aware.
Walsh added, "If game code was stolen, [CD Projekt Red] run a real risk that those games will be leaked online - whether they pay or not.ꦛ If the game code is released online, this would permit cracked versions of their games to proliferate online for free, as a result of which the studio could find themselves hemorrhaging profit🥂."
That being said, "Initial reports appear to show that no consumer-related data was lifted," but in the scenario that this claim is found to be untrue, unfortunately, consumers will have to "watch this incident closely to be sure that no personal data was affected that could be leveraged for phishing or♓ ID fraud."
For now, we have to wait until more details come from the police, as CD🎉 Projekt Red has, , contacted law enforcement and begun an investigation. Whoever is behind this will likely be ousted as a result, but for now, CD's stance is to not negotiate or pay the ransom but rather to find the culprit.