Sega adds to the list of hacking casualties
Games maker the latest in long line of cyber attack victims
Japanese videogame maker Sega is the latest high-profile cyber attack victim to go public. The company admitted on Friday that the personal data of 1.3m customers had been stolen from its database...
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