'Our Immediate Priority Is to Secure Our Systems' — Kingdom Come: Deliverance Developer Hit by 'Serious' Cybersecurity Incident
Warhorse Studios, Kingdom Come: Deliverance developer, hit by serious cybersecurity incident.
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The timing of the incident is unclear. Coverage does not yet specify the exact date and time of the attack.
Warhorse Studios, the developer behind Kingdom Come: Deliverance, has been the victim of a cyberattack. The nature and extent of the attack are not yet clear.
The situation currently stands with Warhorse Studios working to address the issue.
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Warhorse Studios hit by cyberattack, company systems and data affectedGamesIndustry.biz · 4h ago
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Warhorse Studios has been the victim of a cyberattackInstant Gaming News · 4h ago
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Warhorse Studios Hit By Unexplained CyberattackInsider Gaming · 4h ago
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What is the current status of Warhorse Studios?
Warhorse Studios is working to address the cybersecurity incident.
What is the nature of the attack?
The nature and extent of the attack are not yet clear.
What is Warhorse Studios' immediate priority?
Securing its systems.
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