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therecord.mediahacker...United KingdomAugust 29 2021In a further development to the EA hack, the attackers who accessed the gaming giants systems and stole their source code, including for popular games like FIFA 21, have now leaked all of the stolen data.The attack first came to light in June. When EA refused to pay the ransom for the return of the stolen data, the hackers began to drip-feed the code onto the dark web, and offering the full cache for sale for $28m. When this attempt to pressure EA into paying failed, the criminals simply dumped the entirety of the 780GB data on a cybercrime forum.This is an interesting development for EA. Where it is not personal data, stolen data is of most value to the hacked company (hence the attackers efforts to find more ways of trying to extort EA). In the present case, EAs decision to hold firm and not pay seems to have convinced the attackers that they are not, in fact, holding anything of value. As such, theyve simply dropped the stolen goods. The source code is apparently circulating on torrent sites, however, and it remains to be seen if any of the data can exploited in the future.Of further interest is the way that the attackers managed to obtain the data in the first place. They say that they purchased authentication cookies for an internal EA Slack channel. Once within the Slack channel, posing as a logged-in employee, they tricked EAs IT team into granting them further access to the companys systems. From there, they stole the 780GB of data. It is normally difficult for a company to determine how a breach originated - the novelty in this situation is the extent to which the attackers have been willing to disclose their methods of entry. In the present case, that is likely simply to be a further gambit in the extortion playbook: the publicity was likely designed to put EA under more pressure to pay for the return of their data. In this case, it hasnt worked.Hackers leak full EA data after failed extortion attempthttps:therecord.mediahackers-leak-full-ea-data-after-failed-extortion-attempt(Image credit: EA Sports) The hackers behind last months EA data breach (opens in new tab) have released all of the files they stole from the video game maker after failing to both extort the company or find a third-party buyer.As reported (opens in new tab)by The Record, the hackers recently released 751GB of compressed EA data including the source code of FIFA 21 (opens in new tab) on an underground hacking forum.For those unfamiliar, details of the EA data breach first emerged online back in June when the hackers posted a thread on an underground hacking forum in which they claimed to be in possession of source code, SDKs and other proprietary tools from the company.As EA (opens in new tab) is a giant in the video games industry that brought in $5.54bn in revenue in 2020 alone, the hackers believed that they could earn a big payday by selling their stolen data. However, this wasnt the case as the data they stole from the company didnt contain any personal or financial data that other cybercriminals would be interested in purchasing.Failed extortion attemptAfter failing to find a buyer online, the hackers then tried to extort EA according to a report (opens in new tab) from Motherboard by asking the company to pay an undisclosed sum to avoid having its proprietary data leaked online. In fact at one point, the hackers even went so far as to ask the news outlet to directly deliver an extortion message to EA on their behalf.EA refused to meet the hackers demands which is why they have now dumped 751GB of compressed data from the company on an online hacking forum (opens in new tab).The Record was able to obtain a copy of this data and after looking through the leaked files, it found they contain the source code for FIFA 21 along with tools used to support EAs server-side services. The leaked data is also now being widely distributed on torrent sites (opens in new tab).In a statement to The Record, an EA spokesperson provided an update on the situation while also explaining that no player data was accessed as a result of the data breach, saying:Following the incident, weve already made security improvements and do not expect an impact on our games or our business. We are actively working with law enforcement officials and other experts as part of this ongoing criminal investigation. Via The Record (opens in new tab) 149731135 story Posted by msmash on Monday August 02, 2021 @10:41AM from the tussle-continues dept. The hackers who breached Electronic Arts last month have released the entire cache of stolen data after failing to extort the company and later sell the stolen files to a third-party buyer. From a report: The data, dumped on an underground cybercrime forum on Monday, July 26, is now being widely distributed on torrent sites. According to a copy of the dump obtained by The Record, the leaked files contain the source code of the FIFA 21 soccer game, including tools to support the companys server-side services. The existence of this leak was initially disclosed on June 10, when the hackers posted a thread on an underground hacking forum claiming to be in possession of EA data, which they were willing to sell for $28 million.
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