Data breaches are a problem for any online company — password managers, banks, and even cybersecurity companies. An industry that doesn’t get a lot of hacking attention is game developers, but these are susceptible too. Take Capcom, which just suffered an attack that left 11.7 million user accounts exposed, and you could be one of them.
Capcom is a seasoned developer that came onto the scene during the arcade golden era in the late ’70s, early ’80s. It brought several huge titles to the world, like “Monster Hunter,” “Resident Evil,” “Street Fighter,” and my personal favorite, “Mega Man.”
The Capcom breach is just one of many cybersecurity threats that have hit the web in the last several weeks.
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Many of Capcom’s modern games don’t require a special account,
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