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AU: DayZ And ArmA 3 Feedback Trackers Offline Due To Potential Security Breach

Posted on February 22, 2016 by Dissent

Alex Walker reports:

If you’ve ever used the website feedback tracker systems for DayZ or ArmA 3, heads up: developers Bohemia Interactive have just announced a potential security breach, and they’ve taken the systems offline as a result.

The attempted security breach was announced via a post on Bohemia’s forums. The developer wrote that the Mantis Feedback Tracker, which powers the feedback.dayz.com and feedback.arma3.com websites, was affected.

“While there is currently no evidence which indicates that the hackers were successful in their attempt to collect user data, we have decided to take all Feedback Tracker systems offline, so we can investigate the issue further,” Bohemia said.

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