Sega 1.3 million gaming user personal information stolen

According to the Xinhua News Agency, Japan Game Research and Development Enterprise Sega Co., 19th, announced that the pass network system encountered hacker attacks, 1.3 million of game users personal information stolen.　　Sega said in a statement that the user's name, date of birth, e-mail address and login password were stolen, but the payment information, including credit card numbers, was not compromised. "We are deeply sorry for the inconvenience," said company spokesman Yonzeye. "We will work to improve security."　　Yonzeye said that the world Kerry Europe Division, which runs the Pass network system, found signs of hacking this month, and then reported it to Headquarters 16th.　　Sega has suspended the operation of the Pass network system, and does not know when to restart. A hacker group that has recently launched cyber attacks on gaming companies has offered to help Sega find out who was behind the attack, Reuters reported, Lulz Security.