E - Sports Entertainment Association , a company that hosts competitive video game tournaments , is among the latest to be hit . The gaming company said this week that hackers had released stolen data about its users , including emails , private messages , and phone numbers after it refused to pay $ 100,000 . ESEA did not say how many users were impacted , but according to the LeakedSource , a website that tracks and stores stolen databases , roughly 1.5 million ESEA users have been compromised . ;