The market for loot boxes in Second Life has taken a hit as hackers use exploits to duplicate their contents and sell them at a discount according to a report byĀ PC Gamer. The in-game makers of āgachaā gambling overlays say the cheating persists despite attempts by publisher Linden Lab to stop it.
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