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EA Firemonkeys Forum Hacked Last Year, Member Information Stolen – Report

Posted on September 10, 2014 by Dissent

What was temporary maintenance for the forum of EA Firemonkeys, an Australian studio, which resulted in it being taken down actually turned out to be a hacking incident where members’ information was stolen. This is according to a recent Reddit post which alleged that “information of over 40,000 members (including names, and email addresses) downloaded and stolen” and that EA had “suppressed this information.”

Read more on GamingBolt for EA’s denial that the incident was that bad.


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