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PSN Hacked...Again [Remain Calm]

October 11, 2011 in News comments 9

NoobFeed.com reports on the European Playstation Blog writing about another security breach where accounts may have been compromised. Sony is on top of it and a small number of accounts have been locked. See here for details.

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    websod Oct 12, 11
    there has been 93,000 accounts that have been locked.
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    ShadowGuard Oct 12, 11
    Wonder what idiots will blame Sony for this time. Hackers really need to learn when to move on.
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      Red 9 Oct 12, 11
      In this case, Sony should deserve some credit. They gained control of the problem almost immediately and halted any propogation.
      • 0
        daavpuke Oct 12, 11
        This. I rather they imediately report and take action, rather than what they did previous time. And this even with such a low level 'attack'.
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    TomlinFoolery Oct 12, 11
    I doubt Sony would make the same mistake a second time.
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      ShadowGuard Oct 14, 11
      Sony never made a mistake a first time.
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        Red 9 Oct 14, 11
        Well, in all fairness, last time Sony's mistake was not having a proper security system in place for PSN, not to mention they had actually fired certain online security employees just prior to their hacking incident.
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          Bale Fire Oct 14, 11
          And the long time between them finding out something was wrong and informing people. Don't forget that.

          Their mistakes were extremely exaggerated, but Sony did make some. I hope this isn't a repeat of that.
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          ShadowGuard Oct 15, 11
          No Red, ALL systems can be hacked eventually. They got bested, Sony has to be right every time, hackers need to be right only once. TO say they had an improper system is simply foolish. NOTHING is Sony's fault. As a police officer, it is easy to see Sony as a victim and NOTHING else.

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