One of the biggest Minecraft server hosting providers has reportedly leaked access to its website source code, potentially putting gamers at risk.
Australian company Shockbyte, which amasses annual revenues of as much as $10 million, provides hosting for a range of popular games, including Minecraft, Counter-Strike, and Assetto Corsa.
But according to the Cybernews research team, the website’s source code private repository location, its credentials, and Shockbyte’s Git index file, were all leaked.
Minecraft server provider leaked source code
Cybernews says that attackers exploiting the vulnerability could not only have manipulated the company’s website, but also moved laterally to the game servers hosted by Shockbyte, thus manipulating code running on the Minecraft servers and…
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