Yep, Looks Like Sony's Been Hacked Again

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Yep, Looks Like Sony's Been Hacked Again Sony subsidiary So-Net admits someone broke into its Internet service and made off with virtual currency worth upwards of $1,200. - Matt Peckham, PCWorld More From Game On L.A. Noire Causing PS3s and Xbox 360s to Overheat? Is Rockstar's post-WW2 Los Angeles-based crime saga making game consoles a little hot under the collar? Share: Sony Denies PSN Hack, Confirms PSN Web Exploit Sony says its PSN Web page wasn?t hacked, but admits it was (almost) exploited. Share: Hacked Again? New PlayStation Network Password Exploit Surfaces Users claim they've found a new way to hack PSN member accounts, and Sony may have taken the PSN login page down in response. Share: Gaming News Microsoft Offering Students a Free Xbox 360 with PC Purchase Yep, Looks Like Sony's Been Hacked Again Sony BMG Greece Hit by Hacker Bunch of PSP Games in the Offing for PlayStation 3 Modern Warfare 3 Will Be Ridiculous, Hit November 8 PSN Apology: What Else Would You Have Sony Do? 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