There has been a hacking attack on the popular streaming site Twitch. Attack, He wrote On the edge, Led to disclosure of the Company’s continued confidentiality of the Service, how it operates, how much it pays its content creators, and works on a service that competes with Amazon (controlling Twitch) for Steam. The most popular site for downloading video games. The source code for Twitch also appears to have been released, which is a series of important structural information needed for its operation.
Information, he wrote back On the edge (Which confirmed the spread of the data), is contained in a 125 gigabyte “torrent” file, which was initially posted on the controversial 4chan site by a user who “promoted radical change and increased competition for online space for video” streaming. The file talks about a “part 1” that says a sequel can come.
Passwords or other information about Twitch users does not appear to be part of this information, but as in other cases like this you will need to change your password anyway and enable two-factor authentication, for those who have not already done so. If the user is also a streamer, it is a good idea to change his “stream key” as well.
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