CD Projekt delays Cyberpunk 2077 fix due to cyberattack ...Middle East

Polish video games maker CD Projekt is delaying the release of a patch for its Cyberpunk 2077 game until the second half of March, it said on Wednesday, after a cyberattack slowed down work on fixes for the troubled game. The cyberattack earlier this month compromised some of CD Projekt’s internal systems including the source...

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