Gaming Xbox Series X graphics source code reportedly stolen and leaked March 26, 2020 - 7:46 pm A hacker has apparently stolen source code from AMD, and leaked the code on Github.

The graphics products that the hacker managed to gain the source code for include Navi 10, Navi 21, and Arden devices, which cover current-gen, next-gen, and Xbox Series X GPUs, respectively.

The hacker claims to have demanded $100 million for the source code (allegedly found on a "hacked computer" back in November) and would leak "everything" if no buyer steps up.

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In what is going to be a very interesting plot to a film we have yet to see written, the Xbox Series X graphics source code has been stolen.

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A hacker reportedly stole the graphics source code for Xbox's upcoming console, the Xbox Series X, and is holding it for ransom.

AMD says that a hacker has obtained source files for some of its current and future GPUs, including details about the Xbox Series X. “In December 2019, we were contacted by someone who claimed ...

A hacker has reportedly stolen the source code for the Xbox Series X‘s graphics source code and is asking for a $100 million ransom or else they’ll leak the information to everyone. The hacker ...