Trion World, the developer behind the Rift MMO, has been sending emails to subscribers making them aware that accounts for the MMO have been compromised. Of course, they were attacked by “unauthorized intruders,” who remain unknown at this time. Trion claims that “there is no evidence, and...

Following a hack on their internal servers, Square Enix has taken down the official Square Enix Members site. This means players won’t be able to register any of the company’s products for prizes, edit profile information, or anything else dealing with the site’s services.  Both the US...

In the last year, Sony has caught a lot of flack over a few major hacks that left people locked out of their network, and worse, with their personal information exposed. Of course, Sony isn’t the only company to see this sort of intrusion. Recently, Valve found themselves under attack, and their...

A lot of Battlefield 3 players have been pretty upset by the fact that in order to play the game on their PC, they must install EA’s Origin client. After all, most people already use Steam, and don’t feel like loading down their computer with yet another piece of software that does little more...

DICE’s newest release is still very very young, but already very very vulnerable to people trying to cut corners any way they can.  Luckily, this recent glitch has been accidentally discovered by someone who does not want to release it to the public for the sake of the game.  This guy stumbled upon...

Reports are coming in that Battlefield 3 is already filled with hackers.  You guys on consoles are safe, though, since this only pertains to the PC version.  There have been tons upon tons of reports about these evil hackers, but I’ve only witnessed one in my 14.5 total hours of play time. The only...

More and more sources are coming out of the woodwork reporting that the hacking frenzy against Sony and the Playstation 3 isn’t over. As of today, it was announced that Playstation 3 had been hacked in a new form of the old PSJailbreak. This new hack has been given the name Jailbreak 2 or...

Every now and then, a group of tech-savvy gamers decide that they want to change something in a game. Companies are usually not terribly fond of these kind of alterations, and will usually send out a patch that will stop anyone from having whatever the hack was, or trying to do it ever again. However, such...