Gaming firm Razer hit by potential breach, hacker offering stolen data for RM466,750 in crypto

By Aqil Hamzah

Razer said that it is aware of the potential breach and is investigating. — The Straits Times/ANN

SINGAPORE: Gaming hardware company Razer has allegedly suffered a data breach, after a seller on a hackers’ forum offered stolen data for US$100,000 (RM466,750 or S$134,898) in cryptocurrency on July 8.

The firm said in a Twitter post on Monday that it is aware of a potential breach and is investigating.

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