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‘Warframe’ Hacked, Details on 775,000 Players Traded

Posted on July 23, 2016 by Dissent

Joseph Cox reports:

User details for online, free-to-play game ‘Warframe’ are being traded in the digital underground. The nearly 800,000 records include email addresses, usernames, and dates for when the account was created and last logged into.

Warframe is available on PC, Playstation 4 and Xbox One, and is consistently in the top 20 played games on Steam. Troy Hunt, a security researcher and creator of the breach notification site Have I Been Pwned?, first flagged the data breach to Motherboard earlier this month. Motherboard obtained a sample of the data and provided a copy to Warframe, which verified its authenticity.

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