Resident Evil maker hit by hack affecting 11.7 million accounts

Capcom’s breach of 11.7 million accounts proves that "no credit card data stolen" is a pathetic excuse for security failure. Hackers didn't just take emails; they actively hijacked accounts and changed passwords. With IP addresses and login patterns exposed, users are now sitting ducks for targeted phishing and stalking. A simple password reset is just a band-aid on a massive corporate failure. Should we stop giving gaming giants our data entirely? Is Capcom doing enough to protect you?
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