Madword on 25 August 2014
| Wanderlei said: The hackers are right, Sony dont give a **** about their customers. They are cheap skating on protecting customers sensitive information because they are greedy. Instead of using their income from playstation on industry best practices to protecting user data, they take the money and use it plug the holes in their other businesses that are losing billions. For example Sony is rife with fishing scams. Valve, Blizzard and Microsoft have two step verification where you need a second code they send to your e-mail or mobile phone to access your account from a new device. Sony still don't have it and hackers can just repeat the old origin trick of fishing your account password then getting in with your account. You can't even avoid it without a credit card. Even if you buy PSN wallet top ups, they can steal that instead. |
Lol do you even know what Phishing is? (not fishing...lol).
Phishing is the sending of a fake email made to look like it's from a reputable company. If you wanted you can send a phishing email from *ANY* company, including Blizzard and Valve. You just need an email address, you can assume some of them have accounts on that service.
It's quite common to get them from Amazon, ebay and paypal... what shitting companies for not being able to stop idiots sending you fake emails.
A two step verification will not stop this....
Funny how the lack of computer literacy and knowledge makes it suddenly Sony's fault.
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