Many large companies have been hacked recently, and in the gaming industry, Ubisoft also suffered a security incident last week. Due to the hacker's attack, which led to the temporary suspension of some games and services last week, Ubisoft is currently investigating the extent of the damage to this attack, but officials said that user data is still safe.
According to Ubisoft's official information, after encountering cybersecurity issues last week, Ubisoft's internal IT team worked with the best teams in the external industry to investigate the matter. As a precaution, Ubisoft has begun resetting passwords company-wide. Ubisoft has now determined that all games and services are functioning properly, and there is no evidence of a player's personal data breach.
Although Ubisoft's "potato" server has always been a joke among players, just a year and a half ago, a name called Egregor hacked into Ubisoft's server, and the source code including Watchdog: Legion was obtained by the organization. Ubisoft may need to strengthen the fence of its potato field.