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PS3 Vulnerability and Network Hack
It appears there were a few worms on some PS3s… Sony officially apologized for some weaknesses found on their PSN system… Apparently hackers discovered a way of accessing some PSN accounts, changed their passwords, and used their credit…
Fortunately hackers can't access credit card information or use Visa cards... A patch closing this exploit should be released soon.
Just in case make sure you can access your PSN account and no one changed your password. More at: JP Playstation.com
Xbox - 1, PS3 - 0
:: I'm too ecchi for my pantsu too ecchi for my pantsu... ::
Once again, Sony shot themselves in the foot...
...technically at this point in time, they're only
walking on stubbed legs...so in this case, Sony
only has 1 leg left...
They should get it over with and shoot themselves
in the head.
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HAHA, I don't think they did it on purpose, and it is rare to see the lack of planning on this kind of devices.
"Sometimes people don't see how much we need them, Until we don't need them anymore..."
=uu= "Never wear anything that panics the neko."
its a little sad really, cause its such a nice looking machine and heavy i might add, still glad i dont have one at the moment.
Well, the only good thing about the one my friend has
is that he bought the one with the blu-ray DVD reader.
And since that won out that war, it has 5% merit (instead
of 1%).
So if he gets bored of playing the 2 good games for it,
he can use it as a High-Def (no advantage with the audio
integration since I haven't set that up for him yet) to
play some movies on the plasma.
It really sad that the only thing that PS3 is good for is playing Blu-ray movies
:: I'm too ecchi for my pantsu too ecchi for my pantsu... ::
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