Sony admits users’ data theft
It just goes from bad to worse for PlayStation 3 owners. Not only were they locked out of the online PlayStation Network service for a week, but Sony has confirmed that “an illegal and unauthorised intrusion” into the network resulted in a leak of 77 million customers’ personal details. The company admitted that attackers have obtained details such as users’ name, address, date of birth and password. More worryingly, credit card details may have also been stolen. This is one of the biggest identity thefts in history.
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