found that the data being sold included the source code and back-end access logins for Razer’s website and its products.
A sample seen by ST 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. Users of the cryptocurrency are anonymous by default, and information on transactions are concealed, making it harder to see which wallet sent or received the money.
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