Razer investigates potential breach involving its digital wallet

The hackers are looking to offload the entire set of data for $100,000 in Monero cryptocurrency. Razer says it is still investigating an alleged breach involving its virtual gaming credits platform, Razer Gold, after hackers claim to have stolen source codes and encryption keys, among others. The gaming peripheral maker had conducted a "thorough review" of all its websites and taken "all necessary steps" to secure its platforms, a spokesperson told ZDNET in a statement Tuesday. "Razer is still in the midst of investigations. Once investigations have concluded, Razer anticipates that we will report this matter to the relevant authorities." Also: Were you caught up in the latest data breach? Here's how to find out Headquartered in Singapore and California, the company said it was alerted on Sunday to the potential breach impacting Razer Gold, which credits can be used to purchase games and in-games features for more than 42,000 titles. Details in Razer's statement had remained largely unchanged since news of the breach surfaced this past weekend. The spokesperson did not directly respond to ZDNET's list of questions, including how many customers were impacted, where these customers were located, and whether details of the alleged stolen data were legitimate. A post surfaced on a hacker forum on Saturday claiming to have stolen a multitude of data, including source codes, encryption keys, backend access logins, and database for "Razer.com and its products". As proof, the hackers...