Article 5R103 A Brief History of Twitch Getting Hacked

A Brief History of Twitch Getting Hacked

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Matthew Gault
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On October 6, a massive leak of Twitch data revealed how much cash its biggest streamers made. The leak isn't the first time Twitch's security has been called into question and as the fallout from the leak spiraled, Motherboard reporter Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai went looking for an older story, the story of Urgent Pizza.

This week on Cyber, Lorenzo tells us the story of the biggest hack in Twitch history. In 2014 unskilled hackers walked right into Twitch's code and made off with everything. It was right after Amazon had paid nearly $1 billion for the company. Later, Lorenzo breaks down everything Activision is doing to prevent cheating in Call of Duty.

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