UPDATE 11/2/21: The auction of stolen CD Projekt source code has been closed, a report from darknet intel service KELA has now claimed, as a “satisfying offer” was accepted. It’s not clear how much the source code was sold for, though the purchaser is said to have paid enough they could stipulate the data would not be distributed or sold further. Earlier this week, CD Projekt said it would not participate with ransom demands or negotiate to regain its data. ORIGINAL STORY 10/2/21: Stolen source code for Cyberpunk 2077, free-to-play card-battler Gwent, and an unreleased version of The Witcher 3 are reportedly already up for auction after developer CD Projekt refused to cave in to ransom demands by hackers following a breach of its servers.Read more
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