Angry, disappointed face.
Square Enix has issued more statements relating to the hack to its USA and Japanese systems in the past week. Stay calm, it's nowhere near as bad a PSN.
First up:
"As a result of our continuing investigation into the unauthorized intrusion reported yesterday, Square Enix has now determined that user login credentials were not accessed. Moreover, we have not found evidence that the individual was able to access any personal information at all.
"We will be sending an email to all SQUARE ENIX MEMBERS advising that an incident took place. This email will not be requesting any action from you.
"We have reported this incident to the Japanese Government."
Next up... according to MCV:
"A server containing details of 1m Japanese members and 800k North American users of the Square Enix Members service was accessed in the incident.
"The server containing details of 300k European customers was not breached."
First up:
"As a result of our continuing investigation into the unauthorized intrusion reported yesterday, Square Enix has now determined that user login credentials were not accessed. Moreover, we have not found evidence that the individual was able to access any personal information at all.
"We will be sending an email to all SQUARE ENIX MEMBERS advising that an incident took place. This email will not be requesting any action from you.
"We have reported this incident to the Japanese Government."
Next up... according to MCV:
"A server containing details of 1m Japanese members and 800k North American users of the Square Enix Members service was accessed in the incident.
"The server containing details of 300k European customers was not breached."
Companies:
Square Enix
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