After the PSN hacking debacle back in April, and Sony’s subsequent apology, hackers are trying yet again to obtain user data from Sony. According to the report, nothing of value was lost. All credit card information and personal data was left intact, with only minor service interruptions. As a precaution, Sony temporarily locked approximately 93000
The DC Universe Online just got the green light for some new content. Mark your calendars, as on September 6th it’ll be time to do a little ring slinging Poozers! As for price, it was reported earlier that it would be $9.99, although Sony has just announced that the GL DLC will be free. While I
Well Team Sony has officially made it back to the Hotel, after an interesting journey attempted to find out way back we thought it was time for a little Recap. The Conference itself was a blast, tons of great food, drink and games. Thanks to Sony for having us. Onwards to our Video Recap.
With the return of select PlayStation Network services comes a little bit more frustration. North and South America, New Zealand, Australia, Europe and Mexico should have access to the returned services that were announced on Saturday, but PSN is currently overwhelmed by the amount of password change requests. To all those that have still not received the password
It’s been a long, rough road for Sony following a data breach that compromised the information of over 100 million possible PlayStation Network and Sony Online Entertainment users. What followed was heavy criticism of Sony’s handling of the situation, reports of outdated security measures, and users growing impatient due to the sheer length of the
Amidst reports of Sony working hard to restore PlayStation Network functionality and beefing up their network security, more bad news appears to be on the horizon. Along with the threat of another attack happening this weekend, the possibility that Sony was running outdated, unprotected software on its servers has also come to light. Displeased with
Whether you love or hate Sony, the truth of the matter is they’re in very hot water right now over the recent data theft that occurred two weeks ago. And while many disgruntled customers, along with some Capitol Hill politicians, have criticized their handling of the whole situation, Sony seems to be doing what it
I want to do something a little different with this week’s list. I am sure by now you have heard of the breach at Sony. Unless you have been hiding under that proverbial rock, you have seen it somewhere. When my mother has heard of “that PlayStation thing,” you know it is a big deal. Obviously,
PG! reported yesterday that all Sony Online Entertainment services were taken offline due to a suspected intrusion. Amidst all of the accusations and suspicion of infamous internet group Anonymous’s involvement, it seemed no one was suspecting an attack by a former or current employee. As reported by the Hollywood Reporter on March 31, SOE just