13 March 2021, 2:00 am EST By
Capcom has faced another security breach among its systems and it has had enough, especially with its online, work-from-home setup which was subjected to major hacks and threats against the company. The company s solution for this is to make their employees report on-site and back to the old setup where they meet face-to-face.
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Naturally, this is a massive health concern for CAPCOM and their headquarters in Osaka, Japan, but still pushes to do so despite the many health implications that it brings. Moreover, this is a close breach against the Japanese gaming company which has been hit with a ransomware attack called the Ragnar Locker last November.
12 January 2021, 10:10 pm EST By Capcom Hack Allegedly Affected More People than Original Report: Potential Compromise Jumps to 390,000 ( Screenshot From Capcom Fighters YouTube )
Capcom, a particular legendary Japanese video game developer as well as publisher behind some classics like Resident Evil and Street Fighter has previously had a ransomware attack back in November 2020 said to be a customized attack on the company s own internal networks. New information surfaces alleging the damage could be bigger.
Capcom hack now 390,000 potential compromises
According to an article by Gizmodo, during that time, Capcom had divided its estimate when it came to the damages regarding the attack splitting it into two categories both the confirmed and the hypothetical. The company stated that they could verify only nine people had their data compromi