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SuperDAE’s “Insurance Torrent” is Live, Promises Boatload of Leaked Content

Written by Austin Griffith

SuperDAE, the super hacker behind the biggest hack in gaming history, has released his “insurance torrent”. Clocking in at 1.7 TB (yes, terabytes), it promises to hold everything from Unreal Engine source code to documents pertaining to unreleased Xbox One and PlayStation 4 information. If you have an internet subscription that has no caps and enough hard drive space capable of holding an extra 1.7 terabytes, go ahead and download it.

I’ve seen what is in these files and it’s certainly a lot more than you’d expect (or maybe not, considering it’s almost 2TB). Droves of unreleased items and leaked content galore. Certainly not something these companies would want getting out.

Go ahead and check it out on SuperDAE’s website.

[Update]

I’d like to clarify some things:

I have infact seen these files. SuperDAE gave me access to them before they were released. I can confirm what is in them to some extent. While I was viewing the files, they were only file names. None of these files were accessible, only the names of them.

SuperDAE’s website is also down right now, he has been having problems with takedown notices, etc.

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12 Comments

  • im downloading this i got 6 tb left and the speed is fast by tomorrow hopefully done

  • key=849736261C5FE872AEF988C623651F5471A46C28CEFB035CD94CB6E97B2B5636

    iv =50C7DB34248496D5F72764862AF19F33

    • You dense mother fucker
      A 17 year old Australian pedophile did this not some 9fags

  • I would need to wipe everything off my second harddisk to get anought gb’s for this.

  • Tried to click on link, by curiosity, from my tablet, to see what type of file it is.
    The 16 GB memory card said ‘no’, anyway, if someone downloads it, there must be a password, and for obtaining the password, people need to send cash from bank to his bank account.

    Anyway, if most developers can’t correctly use a graphic engine and make a decent game, what would the average Joe do with that engine? Learning Chinese would be less complicated, for sure:)

  • you haven’t seen shit in these files because it;s encrypted u still need a password to access the files wow lmao …

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