Hacker SuperDaE Releases 1.7TB Trove of Gaming Info [Update]

Next gen hacker SuperDaeE, who breached Sony, Microsoft, Epic, Valve, Blizzard and other gaming companies, just released a 1.7TB treasure trove FTP download. The files, however, are apparently encrypted. Previously, SuperDaE vowed he would release said files, which are believed to contain sensitive information about unreleased games, should he be arrested.

SuperDaE, whose real name is “Dylan” and who is an Australian citizen, announced earlier his plans on sister site Gizmodo. SuperDaE leaked loads of accurate new info to Kotaku about the then unnamed Xbox One and PS4 earlier this year. Earlier today when the FTP went life, SuperDaE tweeted, “Insurance up.”

https://lastchance.cc/next-gen-hacker-superdae-threatens-to-leak-troves-of-ga-509968073%3C/a%3E%3C/p%3E

As Kotaku first mentioned last month, the “insurance file” supposedly contains material grabbed by SuperDaE’s hacks into Gears of War and Unreal Engine developer Epic, World of Warcraft studio Blizzard, Sleeping Dogs dev house United Front Games and the now-shuttered publisher THQ, among others.

The encrypted file is currently live on SuperDaE’s site (noted by LevelSaveand NeoGAF). SuperDaE’s website also has an Australian bank transfer number and a BitCoin link. Currently, it’s unclear how the downloader gets the seemingly necessary key to open the file.

Recently, Kotaku reported that SuperDaE, a 17 year-old minor, was facing an array of eight legal charges, including “possession of cannabis and drug paraphernalia”, “possession of a prohibited weapon”, “possession of identification material with intent to commit an offence”, and “possessing and copying an indecent or obscene article, possession of child exploitation material”.

https://lastchance.cc/report-gaming-hacker-superdae-facing-child-porn-disho-511993542%3C/a%3E%3C/p%3E

Last Kotaku heard SuperDaE was out on bail.

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