Hackers hack uPlay - Open Access Ori Ubisoft Game For Free!

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You gamers who often enjoy games pirated widespread in cyberspace must have been confused at the moment. How could I not? When Ubisoft still playing gamers curiosity about the existence of Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon which was suspected just an April Fool's joke, surprisingly, full pirated version versionnya has spread fast in cyberspace. Piracy is not new in this industry, but it involves a game that has not even been introduced by the publisher and developer of his own? Blood Dragon a unique case and its own doom.

What is actually going on?

uPlay - online game distribution service owned by Ubisoft apparently attacked . With a simple code, hackers from Russia are able to enter penetrate the existing security gaps and download any game he wants from Ubisoft server for free.

Not only are the games that have been released, but also games that Ubisoft has been prepared on the server but not yet released and marketed , including Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon. Downloadable first and then spread rapidly in some torrent sites that exist. With a size of about 3 GB, the game is a "gem" that scattered in cyberspace and can easily be taken for granted. Ubisoft already know the problem and close the service uPlay until an undetermined time.

By using the code that makes the hacker's server look as legit owner, hackers can download any game he wants for free, including Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon that was already prepared at the Ubisoft servers. Damage might be done.

This of course blows that are so damaging to the relationship between Ubisoft and PC gamers admittedly, bad. After some harsh criticism about the DRM mechanism stretcher and he openly wishes that Ubisoft wanted to "make up" with PC gamers in particular, the cases of hacking into its own disaster. Ubisoft made ??a must see with his own eyes, a game that they have not even announced the spread in the market? This of course was traumatized beyond repair. Whether the case would make Ubisoft tighten security system that is much more brutal for the rest of their games? Or even enough to make this publisher again see the PC as a platform is "no teasing"? For the sake of PC gamers, this is just .... madness ..