Epic Games Files Lawsuit Against Alleged Fortnite Account Fraudster

The lawsuit accuses Isaac Strock of stealing and reselling hundreds of accounts, causing financial and community harm.

Epic Games has sued Illinois resident Isaac Strock, alleging he stole and resold hundreds of Fortnite accounts through Telegram and other platforms.
The lawsuit claims Strock used social engineering tactics to deceive Epic's support team and gain access to accounts by impersonating their rightful owners.
Epic alleges that Strock also exploited leaked credentials from data breaches to access accounts and sold a guide teaching others how to do the same.
Strock reportedly sold accounts for significant sums, including one with 146 skins and some V-Bucks for $425 worth of Bitcoin, and boasted online about his profits.
Epic states that Strock’s actions have caused harm to both the company and the Fortnite community, leading to the loss of player accounts and resources spent on investigations.