Details of over 1.5 million user profiles have been leaked after hackers seized data from the eSports Entertainment Association (ESEA) last month. The ESEA is a non-profit organisation that runs tournaments for video games and other forms of entertainment. In response to the leak, the ESEA has advised all users to change their passwords and security questions for gaming services including Steam, Xbox and Playstation Network.
Details of over 1.5 million user profiles have been leaked after hackers seized data from the eSports Entertainment Association (ESEA) last month. Breach notification website LeakedSource said that the hack came to light after ESEA administrators refused to pay a $50,000 ransom. In response to the leak, the ESEA has advised all users to change their passwords and security questions for gaming services including Steam, Xbox and Playstation Network.