Bleepingcomputer NVIDIA Confirms Data Breach Affecting GeForce NOW Users in Armenia
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- •Data breach exposed personal information of GeForce NOW users in Armenia.
- •Incident occurred between March 20 and March 26, discovered on May 2, 2026.
- •No passwords were compromised; users registered after March 9 are unaffected.
NVIDIA has confirmed a data breach affecting users of its GeForce NOW service in Armenia, attributed to a compromise of systems operated by its regional partner, GFN.am. The breach exposed personal data including names, email addresses, and dates of birth, but not passwords. The incident occurred between March 20 and March 26, 2026, and was only discovered on May 2, 2026. The threat actor, known as ShinyHunters, claimed to have stolen millions of records and offered the database for sale. GFN.am has assured that users who registered after March 9, 2026, are not affected. The company is cooperating with its partner to investigate the breach and enhance security measures. Affected users will be notified directly by GFN.am.
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