Hackers Se Roban Información de EA

Los piratas han oenetrado el gigante de los videojuegos EA. Han robado 780 gigabytes de datos, algunos de los cuales incluyen código para juegos como FIFA 21 y el game-engine Frostbite que impulsa a Battlefield, del cual ayer se reveló un nuevo avance del nuevo juego.

 EA, por su parte, ha confirmado la filtración y ha dicho que está investigando. Esta última violación sigue a la filtración de Capcom del año pasado, así como el famoso gigaleak de Nintendo. La industria de los videojuegos está llena de secretos que deben permanecer privados hasta que comience la campaña de relaciones públicas, pero estos últimos trucos muestran que son tan vulnerables como cualquier otra industria.

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