Intelligence firm KELA and cybersecurity expert vx-underground have both reported that CD Projekt RED hackers have sold the data they recently stole from the developer following an auction. The data included source codes for the RED Engine, the upcoming upgraded version of The Witcher III: Wild Hunt, and Cyberpunk 2077.
The hackers, who have been identified as a group called HelloKitty, gave CD Projekt RED 48 hours to respond but the developer publicly refused to negotiate. The following day, source code for GWENT was released online and the more valuable data was put up for auction with a starting price of $1 million, or a $7 million upfront ?buy now? price. HelloKitty apparently received a ?satisfactory? offer from outside the forum where it auctioned the data. The buyer put forth the condition that the code will not be distributed or sold further, which the group agreed to.
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