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Email screenshot. From "Atari - Update <update@atari.com>". Subject "Official notice from Atari – Ignore recent phishing emails pretending to be us". Atari logo. Text: Earlier this week, an unauthorized party gained limited, temporary access to our third-party email service provider and used it to send phishing emails. These emails were not sent by anyone from Atari. We have already identified and resolved the issue, secured the account, and while our investigation is ongoing, upon initial review it appears that no personal information, customer data, or internal systems were accessed or compromised. If you received a suspicious or unexpected email from Atari between October 21 and October 30, please delete or ignore it. We sincerely apologize for any confusion or inconvenience this may have caused. Protecting our community’s trust and security is extremely important to us, and we are taking additional steps to further safeguard our systems going forward. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to us at https://atari.com/pages/contact.
Email screenshot. From "Atari - Update <update@atari.com>". Subject "Official notice from Atari – Ignore recent phishing emails pretending to be us". Atari logo. Text: Earlier this week, an unauthorized party gained limited, temporary access to our third-party email service provider and used it to send phishing emails. These emails were not sent by anyone from Atari. We have already identified and resolved the issue, secured the account, and while our investigation is ongoing, upon initial review it appears that no personal information, customer data, or internal systems were accessed or compromised. If you received a suspicious or unexpected email from Atari between October 21 and October 30, please delete or ignore it. We sincerely apologize for any confusion or inconvenience this may have caused. Protecting our community’s trust and security is extremely important to us, and we are taking additional steps to further safeguard our systems going forward. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to us at https://atari.com/pages/contact.
Email screenshot. From "Atari - Update <update@atari.com>". Subject "Official notice from Atari – Ignore recent phishing emails pretending to be us". Atari logo. Text: Earlier this week, an unauthorized party gained limited, temporary access to our third-party email service provider and used it to send phishing emails. These emails were not sent by anyone from Atari. We have already identified and resolved the issue, secured the account, and while our investigation is ongoing, upon initial review it appears that no personal information, customer data, or internal systems were accessed or compromised. If you received a suspicious or unexpected email from Atari between October 21 and October 30, please delete or ignore it. We sincerely apologize for any confusion or inconvenience this may have caused. Protecting our community’s trust and security is extremely important to us, and we are taking additional steps to further safeguard our systems going forward. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to us at https://atari.com/pages/contact.
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