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Yup, my email got compromised yesterday cause of this crap.
Someone in China tried to eff around with my stuff and CC
Someone in China tried to eff around with my stuff and CC
Wow.... and this is why I think Sony is run by dumbasses. I mean, you should never put the authorization OR authentication for your network's infrastructure on the client's side at all! It should be restricted to direct access only or at least have defense-in-depth on the server side too.... guuuhh....
Now I need to make a call to my debit card company. -_-
Now I need to make a call to my debit card company. -_-
I can't believe they left their developer network so unsecure. There are so many big companies that have no idea how to handle information security, its completely makes you wonder what's safe anymore.
Don't cancel your credit card just change your passwords on PSN accounts, emails, and etc...
Since the PSN is still down the hacker(s) cannot obtain the new information.
That's the best bet and what I did.
Since the PSN is still down the hacker(s) cannot obtain the new information.
That's the best bet and what I did.
P.S.
Its also because of this situation as well
http://www.joystiq.com/2011/04/25/rumor-rebug-custom-firmware-enabled-free-psn-downloads-for/
Idiots \/
http://www.nextgenupdate.com/forums/playstation-3-exploits-hacks/361859-tut-free-games-psn-store-rebug-cfw.html
Its also because of this situation as well
http://www.joystiq.com/2011/04/25/rumor-rebug-custom-firmware-enabled-free-psn-downloads-for/
Idiots \/
http://www.nextgenupdate.com/forums/playstation-3-exploits-hacks/361859-tut-free-games-psn-store-rebug-cfw.html
@Gengi Glove: Change my PSN account password while it's down? I guess if it's accessible separately, I could give it a try.
@NilesRevenge: I cancelled and got a new card more as a precautionary measure. Better safe than sorry, and doing this is way easier than having to deal with a stolen card and the charges that could pile on was my thinking. Mind you there are like 77 million accounts, but still... better to err on the side of caution.
Hmm, well I changed my email and credit card website passwords. I think PSN has out-of-date information because I haven't bought anything in a while and I was issued a new card (same numbers, different date and security code) without requesting one. I suppose I should go ahead and cancel it, just in case. Hopefully this won't take too long...
Whew, canceled and ordered a replacement (phone support was hard to navigate). It was time for a fresh start anyway. I'll try to separate my online purchases from my retail purchases. That should make things easier to track.
LMFAO! This is rich. After a legal stalemate (that shouldn't have happened in the first place, imo), Sony finds themselves in a bigger legal clusterfuuu here. Karma, coincidence or just bad luck/
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