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Why Robin Makes Batman Better The New York Attorney General subpoenaed Sony over the data breach of its Playstation and Sony Online Entertainment networks, Bloomberg reports.
“I was disappointed that Sony did not proactively notify my office… It seems to me that it’s time to begin imposing fines – significant, attention-getting fines – on companies when poor privacy and security practices lead to breaches.” [The Vancouver Sun]
Justin May, wanted after skipping bail on charges that he tried to swipe early code of a video game at the Penny Arcade Expo, plans to appear in Boston courts in May, the Suffolk County District Attorney tells Kotaku.
BA Boston court has issued an arrest warrant for the man arrested on Sunday for allegedly trying to copy the code for upcoming shooter Breach, Kotaku has learned.
Atomic Games’ Xbox Live Arcade shooter Breach impressed one PAX East visitor so much he attempted to steal the code, and he might have succeeded too, if not for one fatal mistake – telling the developers he was stealing it.
