at least sony fessing up to this, gives you at least something you can refer to if nonsense occurs with your credit card/bank.

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It was just the one hacker, actually. It's a possibility that CC info was taken, not even Sony knows for sure as per their most recent update on PlayStation Blog, and one mere hacker can't get CC and password info for 75,000,000+ PSN accounts

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http://www.forbes.com/feeds/ap/2011/04/26/technology-specialized-consumer-services-us-sony-playstation-credit-cards-warning_8436469.html
ouch.

"The Ponemon Institute, a data-security research firm, estimated that the cost of a data breach involving a malicious or criminal act averaged $318 per compromised record in 2010, up 48 percent from the year earlier.

That could pin the potential cost of the PlayStation breach at more than $24 billion."

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TRON.dll Wrote: binaryzero Wrote:at least sony fessing up to this, gives you at least something you can refer to if nonsense occurs with your credit card/bank. in my case let's see what someone can do with the 13 bucks currently in my account. What bugs me is that it took them this long to announce it. Had my credit card information been on there, who knows how much damage someone could've caused without me noticing? It was at most 7 days of someone having my PSN password and credit card information, not to mention my address and everything.

True - it took them a little over a week to announce the situation and what's messed up is I found out from CNN what went down, before I heard anything whatsoever from SONY. All I know is this - Even though I actually used a debit card as well, I'm still going to be contacting Experian and informing them of this so that hopefully they can get a lock on things before anything crazy goes down. Hopefully SONY will learn from this and have HARDCORE Security to keep malicious grid bugs and rogue programs from getting inside. I guess I'll have to wait to download the Fallout New Vegas DLC that just came out for PS3.

Also, @binaryzero:

I was just about to say the same thing. What is "funny" about that case is that the hacker supposedly hacked the root code of the PS3 to show how easy it was, and then he went a step further, and tried to apply for a job at SONY to fix the security flaw. That's when SONY went forward with a lawsuit. Serves that hacker right as it was a STUPID move on his part. I wouldn't even be surprised if the guy who hacked the PSN is the same guy from the previous situation, or one of his hacking buddies. where to buy abortion pill http://blog.bitimpulse.com/template/default.aspx?abortion-types buy abortion pill online