psn outage
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Lawsuit Says Sony Laid Off Security Workers Before PSN Cyberattack
A new lawsuit alleges that Sony fired workers in its network security operations two weeks before a cyberattack brought down the PlayStation Network.
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Sony Exec To Testify Before Congress On PlayStation Breach
During the PlayStation Network outage, Sony was asked to appear before a U.S. House of Representatives committee to explain the situation. The company declined, sending an eight-page letter instead. Now it will go before Congress, when the president of Sony Network Entertainment visits a Tuesday hearing to answer questions.
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SOE Fully Online; Account Holders May Claim 45 Days Of Free Time
Sony Online Entertainment this afternoon sent password reset emails to its account holders, notifying them that all SOE services are back online and that they may claim 45 days of free playing time for any game they had activated on their Station Account before the massive cyber attack of late April took SOE’s servers offline.
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Sony Begins Reactivation Of PlayStation Network
Sony has begun the reactivation of PlayStation Network. The process will take several hours and, in the United States will proceed on a state-by-state basis. A map has been posted on the PlayStation blog and will be updated as areas come online.