Goddess of Victory: NIKKE PC Launcher Compromised
The PC launcher for Goddess of Victory: NIKKE has reportedly been compromised in a supply-chain cyberattack, potentially exposing players’ passwords, authentication credentials, and other sensitive information to hackers.
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