Epic Games Investigates Unverified Ransomware Hack Claims

The gaming giant is probing allegations of a data breach involving nearly 200GB of sensitive information, with no evidence found so far.

A ransomware group named Mogilevich claims to have hacked Epic Games, allegedly stealing nearly 200GB of data, including sensitive user information and source code.
Epic Games is investigating the claims but has found no evidence to support the allegations of a data breach.
The stolen data is reportedly up for sale with a deadline set for March 4, though no specific price has been mentioned.
This incident follows a confirmed hack on Insomniac Games last year, raising concerns about the security of game developers' data.
Epic Games users are advised to change their passwords and enable two-factor authentication as a precautionary measure.