Game Updated: Sony Find Leaks On Their Security Program
Sony Corp. finally disable a site which intended to help their users after a hacker attack in April, after finding more vulnerabilities.
Undisclosed site is designed to help 77 million PlayStation Network users to reset their passwords.
This issue represents a setback again for Sony, after a fierce attack of hackers who get into their network.
And Race, a spokesman for Sony, said that their companies find security holes on those sites that allow hackers to break through the user’s personal data which they had previously stolen.
“If I have your email and your birth date, then I can go into your account,” said Race, giving the parable.
As a result of these findings, Sony on Wednesday had to temporarily turn off the password reset page PlayStation Network, as well Qriocity music service.
“Once repaired, we will immediately turn back the page,” added Race.
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