Stellar Blade Dev Will Take ‘Every Measure’ to Ensure Social Media Hack Never Happens Again
Update []:
Stellar Blade dev Shift Up has recovered its social media accounts, after they were hacked recently in order to promote a cryptocurrency scam.
The studio said it “sincerely apologised for the long wait” and that it will “deep deeply reflect on this incident and take every measure to ensure it never happens again”.
Alongside the statement, it attached a rather amusing image of Lily bent over with her head on the ground.
Original Story: Stellar Blade maker Shift Up is having to fight off hackers, as its X (or Twitter) account has been compromised and is promoting a cryptocurrency scam.
The game’s director Hyung-Tae Kim has been communicating with fans on social media, urging them not to interact with anything the page posts.
He made the following statement on his own social media page earlier today:
He’s since followed up with additional information, explaining that the fraudulent page being promoted by the compromised account is not affiliated with Stellar Blade or Shift Up in any way:
So, if you do follow Stellar Blade on social media, or happen to stumble upon the aforementioned unofficial cryptocurrency page, exercise extreme caution. It’s not legit!
