Another attack took place on the recently hacked streaming platform Twitch. In the attack, this time around, a lot of background images were replaced with a photo of Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon, who owns Twitch.
AmazonThe world’s most popular streaming platform owned by Twitch recently hacked; including top winners and source code 125GBThere was a massive data leak. While the identity of the attacker continues to be kept secret, Twitch is still trying to recover after the attack, which still has its effects.
Not bad for Twitch, too bad last week hackers finally took a bunch of background pictures Jeff BezosReplaced it with photos.
The effect of the attack still continues
The VergeAccording to the news reported by Amazon, the photos of Bezos, the founder and former CEO of Amazon; GTA V, Minecraft and Dota 2 appeared in the directory listings of games such as The photos show Bezos, who is very popular in Twitch chats. “PogChamp” The emote drew attention to his face.
What is surprising is that the same image was allegedly sent by the hacker who attacked Twitch. 4chan that it appeared in your post. But when it comes to 4chan, it would be unwise to take everything you see seriously.
What happened?
Whether this change is related to the security breach to the Amazon-owned streaming platform, which resulted in the leaking of more than 125GB of data and the platform’s source code, is yet to be determined. unknown.
To some of the most famous streamers streaming on Twitch three-year payment information was among the leaked ones. Leaked payment information; among content producers on the platform huge income inequalitywas emphasizing.
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