Hackers Grab Data of 1.3M Sega Players

Hackers have swiped personal data of nearly 1.3 million Sega video game players, the Japanese company has revealed. The information included names, birth dates, email addresses and encrypted passwords, reports AP . Service was “illegally accessed from outside and personal information of all” customers of the online Sega Pass, operated…

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Hackers Grab Data of 1.3M Sega Players

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