The hacker published a 4GB folder of documents and images in a forum post including email addresses, identification documents, and spreadsheets that “appear to relate to Roblox -focused creators”.

A hacker has posted internal documents belonging to a Roblox employee online as part of an attempt to extort money from the company behind the massively popular online game.

A hacker has posted four gigabytes of internal documents that reveal personal information about Roblox creators after a successful phishing scam, Vice's Motherboard reports.

A hacker has been able to gain access to personal information in Roblox users' accounts, as well as disable two-factor authentication and change passwords, after bribing a Roblox worker for access ...

Roblox highlights that it uses "automated technology" to track and monitor all player communications, and also employs a "large team" of moderators to review content uploaded to the game.