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A seller on a hackers' forum is offering stolen data from gaming hardware company Razer for US$100,000 in cryptocurrency.
The data includes the source code and back-end access logins for Razer's website and its products, as well as folders labelled zVault, which refers to Razer's digital wallet that was launched in March 2017 and later gave way to Razer Gold in December 2018.
A sample seen by The Straits Times also showed the alleged e-mail addresses of customers with virtual credit in Razer Gold accounts. The seller claimed to have 404,000 accounts, but this could not be verified.
The seller is asking for US$100,000 in the Monero cryptocurrency, which is a private cryptocurrency that makes it harder to see which wallet sent or received the money.
Razer has said that it is aware of the potential breach and is investigating.
In an earlier breach in 2020, the personal and shipping information of about 100,000 Razer customers globally was leaked due to a server misconfiguration.
Razer sued its IT vendor Capgemini for the security breach, and the High Court awarded Razer US$6.5 million in damages on Dec 9, 2022.
Capgemini's lawyers have lodged an appeal, arguing that they should only pay nominal damages to Razer.