Sony blocks 93,000 user accounts on its PlayStation Network after unauthorised sign-in attempts.
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International Business Times LulzSec: Some love them, others loathe, yet others don't care about them International Business Times When the Sony hack resulted in a month long shut down of the PlayStation Network , a large section of PSN users were disappointed with the Japanese corporation than with LulzSec. A PSN user responded to Sony's comeback gifts, “They ( Sony ) are 100% at ..
Game Rant Bethesda hacked, we wonder who is next Ubergizmo Starting off with Sony's much publicized downtime for their PlayStation Network ( PSN ) as well as Qriocity service (which incidentally has been brought online just recently), not to mention having Codemasters and Epic Games being breached (in addition … 'Skyrim' Publisher Bethesda Softworks Hacked Game Rant Bethesda's Brink Website Hacked, Lulzsec Takes Credit [Lulzsec Turns Their …
Sony PSN fully functioning as Qriocity service restarts International Business Times As the hacker group LulzSec continues to batter at Sony's cyber-gates, the company today announced the full restoration of its PlayStation Network . The image that Lulz Security posted on the PBS web site … E3 2011: Sony's Kaz Hirai on the PSN Network hack The Guardian E3 2011: Sony Says Sorry for PSN Outage, Reveals PlayStation Vita PCWorld (blog) E3: Sony apologizes for PS3 PSN hack; network usage over 90 percent Punch Jump Gamasutra
The Hindu E3: Sony Apologizes for Outage, Pitches 3D Display, PS Vita PC Magazine He then tackled “the elephant in the room” and profusely apologized to Sony's PSN customers. “And for those of you left the PlayStation brand or were never part of it, we hope the next 90 minutes will convince you to come back or join,” Tretton said …
Sony apologizes to PSN members at E3, says 'you're welcome' to media ZDNet (blog) …
Telegraph.co.uk Sony : PlayStation Network shut down to prep for store reboot Washington Post (blog) Sony says it's still on track to have all services restored by the end of the week. (Kiyoshi Ota – BLOOMBERG) If you can't get onto the Sony PlayStation Network right now, don't panic. It hasn't been attacked again.