Insomniac Games Targeted in Ransomware Attack, Wolverine Leaks Surface

TL;DR
Sony's game developer Insomniac has reportedly been hit by a ransomware attack, with the hacking group Rhysida running a public auction for the stolen data, including in-game screenshots of the in-development Wolverine game. The group claims to have employee personal data, including passport images, and is demanding $2 million in bitcoin. The leaked screenshots do not reveal story spoilers, but the situation raises concerns about potential delays in game development and the release of sensitive personal information.
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