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And look here they even admitted that credit card info might have been stolen lololololololol On April 26 nearly a week after the outage, Sony confirmed that it "cannot rule out the possibility"[54] that personally identifiable information such as PlayStation Network account username, password, home address, and email address had been compromised. Sony also mentioned the possibility that credit card data was taken—after claiming that encryption had been placed on the databases, which would partially satisfy PCI Compliance for storing credit card information on a server.
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  • POssibility, not that it was 100% something that has happened. You see Sony has no problems facing the public and telling the truth. When has Microsoft ever told the truth about anything? They lie about how often they get hacked, they lie about their sales numbers. Nothing Microsoft ever says it true.

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  • Lol you're so butt hurt it's hilarious cause you know deep down I'm right lololol you take jabs at Microsoft like I care xD you think I have an allegiance to xbox? No I have loyalty to the company that has better protection so if a new game company started up and had better protection from hackers than Microsoft I'd easily go to them. But go ahead keep jabbing at xbox to make yourself feel better at night it doesn't bother me xD I look at your recent activity and that's all you do is sit on these forums arguing all day it's quite pitiful haha

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