Sony: Hackers May Have Stolen Info From 24.6 Million Customer Accounts
6:20 PM PDT 5/2/2011 by Carolyn Giardina
The company admitted last week that user account information had been compromised on its PlayStation and Qriocity online services.
Hackers may have stolen customer information from approximately 24.6 million Sony Online Entertainment accounts, Sony admitted Monday.
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