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Twitch hack reveals earnings of top streamers
Amazon.com's live streaming e-sports platform Twitch confirmed overnight it was hit by a data breach, after an anonymous hacker claimed to have leaked 125GB of Twitch data. Streamers use Twitch to live broadcast e-sports matches, primarily video games, with players generating personal revenues ...

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