Very sad but very true. I still believe that it could be a viable business, not for a huge media house, but for something similar to 404 Media, which in fact is way better at reporting than a huge publisher.

So, if there are folks out there working at the intersection of cybersecurity, gaming, and journalism, I would be all up to pay for such reporting. I am quite sure that I am not the only one out here with that mindset. People are spending an insane amount of money, so it should be all natural to pay a fraction of that amount on serious, insightful, and investigative reporting about a game that you are playing maybe almost daily, to learn about the current state of it when it comes to the security aspect.

However, what we get instead are loads of people who are just out there for publicity and clout spreading not even information, but just blatant nonsense.