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  1. Also Sony announced 10 million credit card numbers actually stolen

    Which is probably about the number of people who put their CC info into the PS3

    I'm going to go as far as to say 99.99% of PSN users who used CC had their number stolen

    Next week they'll be like "It was 20 million"

    You seem to have overlooked key words like "MAY" and "COULD HAVE" while reading Kotaku's article (at the time I linked it anyway, Luke seems to be on an editing spree to cover up his horrible journalism).

    One of the commenters put it real well:

    What a disgrace, This conference happened 24 hours ago, saying that [the credit card data was] encrypted and that there's no evidence that they were taken, and then a full 24 hours later, this bull story comes out based on no actual facts.

    Why don't you quote actual sources!!!!!!!

    Shame on you, Luke Plunkett. Recycling news stories. Tsk tsk.

  2. Everybody wins!

    I don't see how giving Journey out for free to 70 million people is a win for ThatGameCompany!

    Free playstation plus for a month, and any free games you got through it you have to pay for when it runs out... with your credit card... not gonna happen

    Did you pull that out of your ass or do they actually retroactively charge people for games they got for free on Plus when their subscription ends? I call bullshit.

    Though I wouldn't be surprised if those games 'deactivate'.

  3. I feel stupid for paying $59.99. Really stupid. |: <

    Oh well. I'll just consider the additional cost as a donation to Valve for making such a quality game (if not the actual money, then the gesture of paying that much.).

  4. Speaking of Kotaku, they (along with the rest of the Gawker network) were also the victims of a security breach releasing millions of peoples personal information.

    And, just like Sony, lots of people hated them before it happened too.

    http://www.dailytech.com/Gawker+Media+Suffers+Massive+Data+Breach+Courtesy+of+Gnosis/article20384.htm

    Interesting read. I highly suspect that the PSN hackers have similar reasons for doing what they did (Read the "Why did they do it?" section).

  5. There is no argument to compare this, there's never been a case of negligence of this size. It's being called the largest info leak in internet history.

    http://www.angusgarden.com/?p=68

    Oh really?

    But seriously, I'll state again, any company or government body can have their databases hacked.

    Do we know that Sony's security practices were nonstandard for the data they were handling? I'm assuming the investigating bodies will bring this to light. We can decide what pitchforks to wield then.

    Let me also say again that I hope the real culprit(s) of this situation are found and brought to swift justice. If you want to be mad at someone, be mad at them. They are why we can't have nice things.

  6. hum, so MANY other can companies get hacked and/or are complete morons so its okay if Sony is too? I don't know how that makes it any better honestly :/ .

    He's not saying they're 'better,' he's asking people to stop acting like they're worse.

    They (or people who have at least claimed to do it) are trying to sell the DB as we speak.

    The people who only claimed to do it are selling the DB? Like Zirc said, just because a hundred people claim they've been hit with ID theft, doesn't make it the fault of the PSN breach.

    So far I've read that the security firm Sony was using said people had posted CLAIMS of PSN credit card info up on some underground black market forum. I say we wait 'til the officials (the FBI or Homeland, if Sony is so EVIL AND UNTRUSTWORTHY) officially confirm that the actual hackers have actually started divulging actual PSN user credit card info before we start saying they are.

  7. Yeah yeah yeah everybody's a comedian.

    As for your question: Normally you'd be able to access your billing info from the "Account Management" section of the PSN tab. Of course you'd need to be logged into the PSN to do this.

    And if you ever noticed, there was a way to remove your billing info after you purchased Wallet funds. I always did this religiously. Wonder if that made any difference. Myork.

  8. People. Have you ever had your home broken into?

    Are you more mad with yourself for not having a laser grid security system or are you mad at the thieves who took your computer, tv, jewelery (hey, men can wear jewelery too), and your beer?

    These people aren't heroes. They're miscreants who parade around with a guise of justice but they're actually just bullies. In this case, they've brought Sony down to it's knees by "exposing their weak security" (what company or government body who use computers isn't susceptible to attack if nothing is unhackable) and the stolen information is just insult to injury. "WAH they took my OtherOS and slapped our hands when we tampered with their system! Let's make jerks of ourselves and MAKE THEM PAY!" How childish. With great power comes great responsibility. And so on.

  9. Sony is more than partially responsible for losing everyone's credit card information. o.O

    But they would never use it for personal gain (outside of your VOLUNTARY purchase), like the people who took it are feared to do. You trust(ed) that information with Sony and now some maniac may have it.

    I don't blame you for feeling anger.

    I just want people to stop treating the people who took the information like heroes.

  10. RAHHH SONY IS SO EVIL AND THE WORST COMPANY EVER!

    Meanwhile, General Electric (a way bigger company) made billions of dollars and paid absolutely no taxes at a time when the U.S. is facing a crippling deficits and our lawmakers are slashing union rights, public services and education in the name of deficit reduction.

    Can we keep things in perspective?

    People see what they want to see. Particularly the people with green blood. ADHD. All of them.

    On the other hand, I kind of hope this IS all the work of hackers and that they DID find all our credit card numbers, if only for the small satisfaction that it would also affect the people who own a PS3 and still cheer on the hackers. Damned idiots.

    And another thing, if it were another company or government body that were targeted by hackers to the point where your information would be compromised, whose side would you be on? Would you hate them more than the hackers?

    IF this is the work of hackers, then one could say that their actions have become hypocritical. They attacked Sony for infringing on the rights of the few, when now everyone is suffering from the network outage. Sony wasn't targeting me when it was carrying on with it's lawsuit. And Sony may have pulled the plug on PSN but who forced their hand?

    Who can say but Sony themselves. And I do agree with those that are upset they haven't been communicating with their customers.

    Edit: ok so they sent a letter. That's some good communication right there.

  11. It wasn't a long or deeply involved puzzle, but the "music" had this kinda pulsating quality that just intensified the more you progressed and it got a bit annoying.

    Was that the 3-laser trial? I didn't find anything too grating, just trying to figure out which one you're talking about.

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