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30 Jan 2023

Hackers auction alleged source code for League of Legends

Threat actors are auctioning the alleged source code for Riot Game's League of Legends and the Packman anti-cheat software, confirmed to be stolen in a recent hack of the game company's developer environment.

Last Friday, Riot Games disclosed that its development environment had been hacked, allowing threat actors to steal source code for League of Legends (LoL), Teamfight Tactics (TFT), and the company's Packman legacy anti-cheat platform.

Yesterday, the company confirmed they had received a ransom note from the threat actor and said they would not be paying a ransom. Vice.com obtained this ransom note, which demanded $10 million to prevent the stolen data from going public.

 

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