Hackers have access to know to get into the servers of game-publisher Square Enix in which personal data of 1.8 million users were stored. There could, however, no personal data are obtained, according to the company.
Square Enix decided earlier this week to the Members section of his website to shut down, because the servers on which this section turned would have been hacked. Those servers contain the data of 1.8 million customers: a million Japanese and 800,000 Americans. Servers with the data of 300,000 European users were not approached, reports news agency AFP.
On his website notifies Square Enix that the login details of users are not stolen by the hackers. Also, the company has still no evidence found that the hackers any other personal data have been able to understand. The research is however still. In may, the company all of the e-mail addresses of 25,000 customers drain, in addition to 250 letters from applicants to the company.