For those of you wondering, having source code stolen and released by hackers is not the same as it being open source. The owners of the code didn't release it, therefore any modifications to it (patches, mods, etc.) are not 'official' and the company likely isn't going to be importing any of the work done by the community and there will be no oversight by the company to ensure you don't have malware embedded into it. Not every community that will spring up from this debacle will be free from hackers trying to sneak things into the source code and good luck figuring out who to trust/not trust.<br><br>If you're unsure, only trust updates from the official developers of the game and hope they can stay ahead of all the hackers that would now exploit the game to get access to your computer. If they can't and/or you don't think they're doing a good job, uninstall it and find something else. You will need to decide if you will trust the company to fix security issues after they were hacked.