Many instances of game hacking had arisen in world history, with numerous gaming companies facing severe data destruction consequences, even leading players to suffer significant losses and demand compensation.
However, such invasions were generally within controllable limits as even the most skilled hackers couldn't manage to destroy the version data and core data of the games.
Banning the accounts of game administrators, though, was unheard of and unseen. A company whose administrator permissions could be arbitrarily plundered was good for nothing, right?
Such an incident had just occurred in Thunder Games today. Not only were the administrators' accounts banned, but the technical administrators' accounts had been locked too!
This was just like treating the game as if they had developed it themselves.
What's most critical was that this was merely a small part of a cheat tool's function!
