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imaprettyhotguy said:
Grimes said:
imaprettyhotguy said:

Not thousands, maybe 4-12 instead of 0, and it's not even like everyone uses their real name/address on psn either, and so far the only confirmed thing is the hackers having the ability to acess the info, I suppose theirs an outside chance that they are looking for buyers but again with everyone putting in random address and names it's not exactly top dollar stuff and thats assuming they were after it and assuming they had the means to copy 77 million accounts simialtaniously which I don't think either is the case 


It's also reported the theft may have included purchase records. If so, that would make it very easy discriminate targets. Anyone who purchased something almost certainly entered their real identity.

reported by who? Of all the articles I read 90% of what the journalists are saying is pure speculation at best, everyone is blowing it out of preportion so far all we know is the hackers had the ability to look at the info we don't even know that they did and I sincerely doubt they had the ability to copy everyoens info at once 

doesn't matter if true or not.  the fact remains they had the ABILITY to look at it.  whether they kept or got any of it dont matter.  doesn't stop people or the press from blaming sony for any identity thefts, or credit card charges.

and that is horrible press, which all leads to one thing.  sony's brand name being hurt, their trust being lost, and can't imagine how hurt psn sales will be due to this