Anonymous: PSN hacked again, 10 million accounts at risk
A tweet by hacker group Anonymous links out to a document titled "Sony Hacked (LEAK) Playstation Network Pwned," containing a list of email addresses and what appears to be hashed passwords.
The hacker claims to have about 50 gigabytes of information beyond what's in the document, and about 10 million accounts are "at risk." "Yes, if you play PlayStation Network, you're included <3." So yeah, change your passwords, remove your credit card info from your account. Unfortunately, you know the drill by now.
Update: Kotaku reports that the list in the Pastebin doc is a copy of a seemingly unrelated list of email addresses from March. Still, when was the last time you changed your password?
The hacker claims to have about 50 gigabytes of information beyond what's in the document, and about 10 million accounts are "at risk." "Yes, if you play PlayStation Network, you're included <3." So yeah, change your passwords, remove your credit card info from your account. Unfortunately, you know the drill by now.
Update: Kotaku reports that the list in the Pastebin doc is a copy of a seemingly unrelated list of email addresses from March. Still, when was the last time you changed your password?
Related Posts:
- Anonymous Purportedly Hacks PSN Again - IGN
- Anonymous Claims PSN Breach Affecting 10 Million Accounts - kotaku
