video games
Cybersecurity Leaders to Watch in California’s Video Game Industry
California’s video game industry runs on always-on platforms, global player communities, digital commerce, live service operations, and increasingly complex security demands. The leaders in this feature reflect that reality. Their backgrounds span ...
Combining Cybersecurity with Gaming: Cheats, Insider Threats, Ransomware and More
The video game industry has grown considerably since its introduction in the early 1970s, with analysts believing the market to be worth $321 billion by 2026. As such, the gaming industry faces ...
What We Know About The Grand Theft Auto VI Data Breach
On September 18, a cyber threat actor named “teapotuberhacker” posted on GTAForums.com claiming to have hacked Rockstar Games, the creator of the popular and controversial Grand Theft Auto (GTA) series. The post ...
What We Know About the Vulnerabilities Keeping ‘Dark Souls’ Offline
A RCE vulnerability has forced FromSoftware to take down 'Dark Souls' servers. However, there are more issues that haven't been publicly addressed. The post What We Know About the Vulnerabilities Keeping ‘Dark ...
Game over: Apex Legends players locked out by protest message
Players of smash hit title Apex Legends were stopped from playing due to a protest message about... similar shenanigans in a different video game. Categories: Hacking Tags: Apex Legendsddosmessagesrespawntitanfallvideo games (Read more...) ...
Privilege Abuse: Don’t Let Employee Access ‘Level Up’
Cracking the code, beating the “boss,” discovering a lost key or “Easter egg” are all ways that players can level up in video games. The search for the next phase can be ...
Game Console Hacking: Part 1 Lab Setup
This is the first in a series of blog posts on my journey through video game hacking and security. I plan to go through any aspect of this domain that piques my ...
Malicious gaming extensions: a child’s play to infection
Some gaming portals have been preying on children to get their malicious extensions installed. They use targeted advertizing and offer (already) free games as a reward for installing their adware. Categories: Cybercrime ...

