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Anonymous Claims To Have Hacked Sony PSN Again

Posted by samzenpus on from the we're-back dept.

hypnosec writes "Anonymous has claimed a new attack on Sony's PlayStation Network, and this time around it seems they have information from nearly 10 million user accounts. As a proof of the hack they dumped more than 3000 credentials online in the form of a pastebin post. The notorious hacktivist group is claiming that the entire set of hacked credentials contains over 10 million PSN accounts and that the file is of around 50GB." Update: 08/16 13:12 GMT by S : Sony has denied this claim.

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  1. Whoops! by phrackwulf · · Score: 5, Funny

    Sonic is really going to have to hurry to get all those rings back! I hate this level!

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    What would Richard Feynman do, if he were here right now? He'd do some math and he'd follow through!
  2. Probably not true.. Sony has best security by rgbrenner · · Score: 5, Funny

    I can't imagine this is true.. Sony has always been on the cutting-edge of security tech. I mean this is the company that designed the text-based CAPTCHA:
    http://pro.sony.com/bbsc/jsp/forms/generateCaptcha.jsp

    Right click is disabled so it's impossible to crack.