Source code for Grand Theft Auto 5 (GTA 5) has been leaked online, a year after Rockstar Games fell victim to a cyberattack by Lapsus$ group.

In today's Daily Fix: Rockstar Games is asking their employees to come back to the office five days a week. This is in response to several data breaches resulting in major leaks of the highly ...

Contra. Unlike Twilio, Uber and Rockstar, which had their internal systems breached, Cloudflare managed to avoid this fate due to its use of hardware-based security keys.Unlike other multifactor ...

Rockstar Games is requesting developers to return to the office five days a week come April to amid security concerns during GTA 6's development. ... and they're worried about security breaches.

Rockstar Games appears to be the victim of a massive security breach, as a hacker reportedly stole at least 90 video clips from the company showing off an early build of Grand Theft Auto 6.

Rockstar Games reportedly tightened its security measures after multiple leaks in 2023, including the remote employees back to the office. Hence, another major security breach is highly unlikely.

Grand Theft Auto Online is currently undergoing a security breach caused by exploits affecting the PC version. Rockstar-Games-focused account TezFunz2 tweeted on Friday that the exploits can ...

Now, not even a week after the Rockstar Games breach, a threat actor accessed the 2K help desk and used it to send out phishing emails. Normally phishing emails are sent from an email address at a ...

The fun-loving cybercriminals blamed for breaches of Uber and Rockstar are exposing weaknesses in ways others aren't.