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And here come the lawyers. The first suit against Sony has been filed following its admission yesterday that PlayStation Network members' personal details had been compromised in a system security breach.
According to CNet, California-based practice Rothken Law Firm were the first to get down to the courthouse.
It's filing a suit on behalf of Alabama resident Kristopher Johns who is complaining that Sony didn't take "reasonable care to protect, encrypt, and secure the private and sensitive data of its users."
Johns also argues that Sony took too long to inform users of the breach, meaning they didn't have enough time "make an informed decision as to whether to change credit card numbers, close the exposed accounts, check their credit reports, or take other mitigating actions."
The court document claimed that Sony "has failed to provide regular credit reports and credit monitoring at their own expense to those whose private data was exposed and left vulnerable.
"This has caused, and continues to cause, millions of consumers fear, apprehension, and damages including extra time, effort, and costs for credit monitoring, and extra time, effort, and costs associated with replacing cards and account numbers, and burden, and is harming both consumers' and merchants' ability to protect themselves from such fraud.
"This lawsuit seeks to remedy this reprehensible situation."
Johns is seeking undefined compensatory damages and costs, while Rothken wants the suit to gain class action status, which would allow other PSN account holders to jump on board for a piece of the pie.
There have yet to be any confirmed reports of fraud or theft actually taking place as a result of the PSN hack.
@ Atram
wie wahr, wie wahr...
Ich bin am überlegen mir ein BMW E36 M3 Cabrio als Zweitwagen zuzulegen. Wie lange ich das wohl verheimlichen kann...
http://www.industrygamers.com/news/playstation-network-down-was-data-deleted-in-breach/PlayStation Network user data was stolen in the breach of PSN; Sony's confessed to that. But what's not known is what kind of state PSN was actually in when the outage occurred. Sony says it shut the service down as a reaction to the "external intrusion," but what if the hackers were able to seriously cripple the network by modifying or outright deleting whole chunks of PSN data?
That's a real possibility, according to Eugene Lapidous, Chief Architect at AnchorFree, an internet security firm. "It's hard to believe that it'd take [over a week] to restore all data and code from backups, but it could happen if PSN doesn't have good safety/disaster recovery procedures," he remarked to IndustryGamers.
He continued, "If service is disrupted due to permanent harm (and no effective backup), Sony may need to admit data loss: old data may never be restored. Time to restore the service becomes the time it takes to admit this fact."
Sony has yet to address this, but if data was permanently lost, it could mean that critical PSN data has to be reprogrammed. PSN users' Trophy collections, summarizing their many PS3 gaming achievements, might also be affected, although those appear to be storied locally on users' hard drives. IndustryGamers asked Sony to comment on the issue, but we have not heard back as of this writing.
Even when PSN is put back online, there's no guarantee that the same hacker(s) or another group won't attack Sony again. This is especially easy for the hackers if the attacks are coming from altered PS3 units, as speculated. "If attacks continue and originate from PlayStations, [Sony] may have to distribute a firmware upgrade to stop them... In this worst-case scenario, full recovery may take a long time," added Lapidous.
Der Tepco Vergleich ist gut Horst. Alles was peinlich ist, wird in Japan so lange wie möglich verheimlicht. Nintendo würde da auch nicht anders reagieren.
Wie hart es wohl wäre für die Leute mit ~200 Platin-Trophies, wenn alle weg wären. Alles nochmal machen
Wie hart es wohl wäre für die Leute mit ~200 Platin-Trophies, wenn alle weg wären. Alles nochmal machen
die erhängen sich. :v:
Und diese scheiss trophys sind das letzte woran ein normaler mensch denkt.
Hast es doch verstanden
Btw finde ich die ganze Geschichte alles andere als lustig, aber bei bestimmten Dingen, wie der größten nutzlosen Innoavtion dieser Gen