The breach seems to have exposed user data related to Razer’s hardware products, gaming laptops, monitors, peripherals, and services offered to registered users, such as access to games, rewards, and offers. Screenshots shared as evidence show lists of files, email addresses, source code for anti-cheat systems in online games, and Razer Gold balances, the company’s virtual credit for its users.
BleepingComputer, a technology news and cybersecurity website, claims to have verified the authenticity of the leaked user accounts. As a precautionary measure, Razer has reset all user accounts, requiring users to log in again and change their passwords.
