Rockstar Games says hack will have 'no impact'

"The group ShinyHunters claimed responsibility, saying it had gained access to the company's Snowflake instances via Anodot, a cost-monitoring and analytics service."

"The compromised data was limited in scope and 'this incident has no impact on our organization or our players.'"

"It's possible that financial records, marketing data, or contracts with companies like Sony and Microsoft could be included in the haul."

"This isn't the first time Rockstar has been the victim of a high-profile hack. In 2022, a huge cache of videos from GTA VI were leaked online by Lapsus$."

Rockstar experienced a data breach linked to a third-party provider, with the group ShinyHunters claiming responsibility. They accessed Rockstar's Snowflake instances through Anodot and are demanding ransom by April 14th. Rockstar stated that the compromised data is limited and does not affect the organization or its players. The breach likely targeted corporate data, potentially including financial records and contracts, rather than player information. This incident follows a previous high-profile hack in 2022 involving leaked GTA VI videos.

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