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SEGA Provides No Timeline for ALL.NET and Aime Restoration After Breach

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SEGA Fave has confirmed that it still lacks a timeline for restoring its major arcade network services, ALL.NET and Aime, following a server breach announced on November 1. The company issued an update on November 6 stating that restoration efforts are ongoing but no service restart date has been established. A further progress report is scheduled for release at 12:00 AM UTC on November 8. Several affected titles, including Initial D The Arcade and CHUNITHM Mate, have begun cancelling or reconsidering online events due to the outage.

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Original headline at AUTOMATON WEST: “SEGA still has no timeline for restoring arcade network services four days following server breach. Next update set for November 8”

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Affected Services
ALL.NET, Aime
Breach Announcement Date
November 1
Latest Update Date
November 6
Next Update Scheduled
November 8
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