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Kingdom Come: Deliverance developer Warhorse Studios has confirmed it’s suffered a “serious” cyberattack, saying it is currently working to determine the “full extent” of its impact.
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Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 developers Warhorse, who’re also working on a Lord of the Rings RPG, have revealed that they’ve been targeted by a cyberattack aiming to access their systems and data.
The malware’s focus on AI tools expands the traditional infostealer playbook to expose a forest of AI sessions, sensitive business data, and developer infrastructure from a single compromised endpoint.
‘Kingdom Come: Deliverance’ developer Warhorse Studios confirmed it was the victim of a major cyberattack.
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