PlayStation Network Users Are Informed About Account Hacking
2:42 PM PDT 4/26/2011 by Carolyn Giardina
Sony "cannot rule out the possibility" that this included credit card data.
An unauthorized person has hacked into users’ accounts on Sony’s PlayStation Network, accessing such information as names and addresses and possibly credit card information, Sony admitted Tuesday. The PlayStation Network and Qriocity online services have been down since April 20.
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