QUOTE said:Bad news for PSN gamers, and the entire Sony company, and Japan in general for that matter; the Sony Playstation Network was attacked by hackers last month on a grand scale. In this online invasion, around 100 million gamers’ personal information was exposed, including addresses, phone numbers and credit card numbers.
This recent attack was the largest data theft in history and Sony is still reeling from the effects. When the hackers infiltrated the entertainment tech giant, Sony waited an entire week to inform users about what happened. In the meantime they hoped to gain some kind of information about where the attack came from and why, but the leeway only worsened matters.
Jeez...Sony REALLY just cannot catch a break here... This is kind of going too far by now...if it's disgruntled hackers who want Linux back on PS3...you've made your point...enough already... If it's other, then why? Why keep doing it? You're beating a dying horse.
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