卡普空的争议事件

品牌回应

• 整改 — Capcom

  The passwords associated with these accounts have already been reset

• 调查 — Capcom

  the company continues to investigate the scope of any impact resulting from this incident

• 持续披露 — Capcom

  Going forward, Capcom will notify customers affected by this incident.

• 整改 — Capcom

来源摘录

• Resident Evil, Street Fighter, and Monster Hunter publishers Capcom have revealed that a data breach has seen a third-party gain access to information associated with more than 11 million Capcom ID accounts.

• Having reported the breach to Osaka's Prefectural Police and Japan’s Personal Information Protection Commission as part of their initial response, which they say "identified and addressed the attack method involved in this incident", Capcom will now plough on with a "detailed investigation" designed to flag measures that might stop this sort of thing happening again in the future.

• Capcom have outlined in a press release that a total of 11,774,247 accounts had their email addresses and "system-specific identifier information" accessed in the breach.

品牌回应

• 否认 — Valve

  We disagree with these findings, and plan to appeal the decision.

来源摘录

• The European Commission has posted a press release explaining that Valve and publishers Bandai Namco, Capcom, Focus Home, Koch Media, and ZeniMax "restricted cross-border sales of certain PC videogames on the basis of the geographical location of users within the European Economic Area ('EEA'), entering into, the so-called 'geo-blocking' practices".

• We disagree with these findings, and plan to appeal the decision.

• Valve, the company behind Steam and some of the best Steam games such as Dota 2 and CS:GO, and five other videogame publishers have been fined €7.8 million by the European Commission (the executive arm of the European Union) for "geo-blocking" PC games.