NextGN: "Despite reports of a major lapse in Sony’s PlayStation Network security, there is nothing wrong. Sites are releasing false statements about yet another breach in the PlayStation Network where someone has hacked into the network and reset certain users' passwords. This is not true."
"Though Sony have confirmed that their password site was indeed affected by a URL exploit, the fact remains that this so called “exploit” was only possible because of the information in the individuals possession. Only way this could be achieved was to breach the PlayStation Network and steal the information prior to actually using the URL exploit."
"Sites are releasing false statements about yet another breach in the PlayStation Network"
Tell us something new, the only thing they did the last few weeks was fear mongering, criticizing Sony instead of hackers, trying to get hits by lying about the PSN outage.
same thing i just thought!
lifeless nerds nothing to do after cooking mama's diner =)
Leave it to gaming journalism to fabricate sensationalism.
Kotaku surely is happy with all this, it's like all their dreams coming true, reasons to make bold red titles with their own opinions, that in their eyes, are the only truth. And in their eyes, SONY is a target to take down.
So once again gaming 'journalists' panic and exaggerate the situation *takes Excedrin migrane tablet*. Anyone remember when we played games for fun and it didn't seem like a chore or a war or a stressful task? No? Me neither. So I am guessing we or Sony won't be getting any apologies from the 'journalists' wrote this @ sack_boi for real. They should join forces or something. They both get unreasonable hate from the public and journalist will do anything, even lie, to discredit them.