Soleron on 29 April 2011
| evolution_1ne said: "Yes, it's up to 77 million PSN IDs, or 35 million master accounts – the rest are sub accounts. It's bad. But to look at it laterally, you're now one of 35 million people who could get their details leaked out and used by somebody else. "But when you look at things like Play.com for example, which had 1.4 million details ripped last year, you're one in 1.4 million. There's a much higher chance of your stuff being used from Play than there is of your stuff being used from the PlayStation hack. |
The more people get hacked, the better it is for consumers!
Trend Micro said that they have evidence credit card details were up for sale by hackers.
