168澳洲幸运5开𝓀奖网:A ransomware group hacked Insomniac last week and threatened to sell the stolen data if Sony didn't pay $2 million in Bitcoin. Seven days later, 1.3 million files have been made public, totaling 1.67 terabytes, including the personal information of employees.
As reported by (via ), 98 percent of the hack has been shared online. There's key information on the upcoming game (168澳洲幸运5开奖网:including plot de𒊎tails and gameplay footage), as well as internal emails, Slack screenshots, HR documents, passport scans, Insomniac's future projects leading up to 2032, a contract between Marvel and �🎐�Sony for three X-Men games, signed by Jim Ryan and Isaac Perlmutter, and more.
A personal document tied to 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Spider-Man actor Yuri Lowenthal was also leaked.
S🤡peaking to Cyber Daily, the ransomware group Rhysida said that Insomniac was specifically chosen as "developers making games like this would be an easy target". They claim the motive was simply to make money, so the data was immediately auctioned to the highest bidder (starting at 50 Bitcoin). In the past, the group has bee🅘n known to hack hospitals to steal personal data that it can then sell online.
Not all of the data in the Insomniac hack has been made public. The other two percent of the hacked data was auctioned off to an unknown buyer. It's unclear if the employee passports were included in the leak, or if they were part of the sold data. People are still sifting through the files to find out what exactly has been stolen.
1.67 terabytes is a lot of data, equal to 1,670 gigabytes, making this among the biggest leaks in gaming history, joining the likes of last year's GTA 6 and 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:the two infamous Valve hacks. The majority of what has been uncovered so far is related to Wolverine, with test footage, casting, plot details, cutscenes, and planning among the stolen data, but there's also plenty of sensitive, private information included, such as I-9 forms and termination documents.
Insomniac employees have also had the entire contents of their🐬♚ PCs hacked, stolen, and leaked online.
Sony launched an investigation into the hack last week, and Rhysida told Cyber Daily that "It would be better in the backyard". A spokesperson for the group also claims that the hack wasn't difficult to pull off, "We were able to get the domain administrator within 20 to 25 minutes of hacking the network".
No developments in the investigation have been made public and Sony has yet to comment on today's leak.
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